Partial application syntax and lambda parameters for JavaScript, inspired by Scala's `_` & Kotlin's `it`
This release improves the expected results of the macro. There is a breaking
change but if you weren't using it within tagged template expressions,
you're probably in the clear!
foo`${it}` will now replace the it in place rather
than wrap the entire tagged template expression.And now for a totally backward compatible but no less ground-breaking release :tada:.
A third export is now available called lift that allows for more flexible placeholder usage, making it possible to define inline functions with more than one argument.
See the new section in the readme for more information.
The online playground now supports shareable permalinks! The URL in your address bar is automatically updated as you type or when you use a code block from the readme — just copy it and share it to send examples like this one:
Example of the new lift modifier
lift() modifier to support binary+ functions (f92542c)The online playground received a pretty major upgrade:
param.macro
8a47350)spread placeholders
Input:
import { _ } from 'param.macro'
const log = console.log(..._)
Output (before):
const log = (_arg) => {
return console.log(..._arg);
};
Output (after):
const log = (..._arg) => {
return console.log(..._arg);
};
tail paths
Input:
import { _ } from 'param.macro'
const fn = String(_).toUpperCase() === 'HELLO'
Output (before):
const fn = (_arg => {
return String(_arg)
}).toUpperCase() === 'HELLO'
Output (after):
const fn = _arg => {
return String(_arg).toUpperCase() === 'HELLO'
}
f0232f9)dfffd97)Small patch to add the standalone plugin file to the npm package (it wasn't included in the published version previously).
3570a38)All changes are live in the online playground
c2eb7e2)