vdash

vdash is a functional programming library for JavaScript. It provides a collection of utility functions designed to facilitate functional programming paradigms within JavaScript applications. These utilities often focus on common programming tasks such as data manipulation, composition, and immutability.

The library aims to offer a more declarative and expressive way to write code, moving away from traditional imperative styles. vdash includes functions for array manipulation, object operations, function currying, memoization, and creating higher-order functions. Its design encourages the building of complex logic by combining smaller, independent functions.

A key aspect of vdash is its emphasis on immutability. Many of its functions return new data structures rather than modifying existing ones, which helps prevent unintended side effects and makes code easier to reason about and test. This aligns with the principles of pure functions, where a function's output depends solely on its input and it has no observable side effects.

Developers often use vdash to enhance the maintainability and scalability of their JavaScript projects. By providing robust tools for functional programming, it can lead to more robust and predictable codebases, especially in larger or more complex applications. The library is typically used in conjunction with modern JavaScript development workflows.