Function flow

Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
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const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
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Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
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const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
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Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
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const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
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Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
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Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
Copy

Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
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Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
Copy

Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
Copy

Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
Copy

Takes functions and builds a function which consecutively calls each given function with a result from a previous one. Similar to Opt.pipe, but doesn't take input directly, instead returns a function which can be called repeatedly with different inputs.

flow( // 1. 63
  add1, // 2. 64
  Math.sqrt, // 3. 8
)(63), // 4. 8

// gives same result as
Math.sqrt(add1(63)) // 8
Copy

const f = flow(add1, Math.sqrt); // (_: number) => number
f(63); // 8
f(3);  // 2
Copy