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Since this code uses ES6 artifacts, any code meant to run on the browser must be transpiled with either:
Babel
Traceur
For Node.js users. This code requires:
node --version > 6.3.1
Please begin the project with
$ npm install
to load all of the required functional libraries.
In this repo you will find:
All code samples (as runnable unit tests) of code used in chapters
JS targeted for browser
Functional data types like Optional, Either, Maybe, etc.
Access to some JavaScript functional libraries like lodash.js, rxjs, etc.
Running the tests
QUnit
Once QUnit is installed, you can run each test with the QUnit CLI by specifying the chapter number.
$ npm run ch[01-08]
Jest
Additionally, you may also run unit tests using the Jest test runner.
Disclaimer: This is not part of the book, but an extra feature courtesy of the JS community :-)
To run all tests:
$ npm test
To run a chapter test:
$ jest ch[01-08]
To run tests in watch mode:
$ jest --watchAll
And for code coverage:
$ npm run cover
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Code Samples Functional Programming in JavaScript, Manning 2016