How to use this module?

[millsp]

How to use this module?

[millsp]

const curry = <Fn extends F.Function>(fn: Fn): F.Curry<Fn> => {
   // your curry stuff
}

[millsp]

Unfortunately, the type inference cannot work this way when it is curried. And there's also a few limitations with currying and generics (which should solve in the future microsoft/TypeScript#5453).

[millsp]

The curry types from this library are already shipped with ramda. Make sure you have TS >= 3.5 and the latest @types/ramda in your package.json :)

[Jerry-Hong]

@pirix-gh Thanks a lot for your reply.

I test ramda map curry function, It is always error with x unknown.

@types/ramda is lastest version

dependencies
"@types/ramda": "^0.26.19"
"typescript": "^3.5.3"
"ramda": "^0.26.1"

I have look into @types/ramda map's type, it look right. Is it typescript limit? Or there is some thing can workaround?

[millsp]

You must be new to typescript. I guess that you missed out:

R.map((x: number) => x + 1)([1,2,3])

But this is not related to this library ;)

Cheers

[Jerry-Hong]

@pirix-gh Ya, I just want to can I use ts-toolbelt let typescript know the x type in curry function automatically .
Because this work

R.map(x => x + 1, [1,2,3]); // x is number auto

[Jerry-Hong]

@pirix-gh Thank you so much! I get it. 😀