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/**
* Convenience utility takes a type-safe mapping function, and returns a list mapping function
* @param {(param: T) => U} mappingFunction maps a single type T to type U
* @return {(array: Array<T>) => Array<U>}
*/
const arrayMap = <T, U>(mappingFunction: (param: T) => U): ((array: Array<T>) => Array<U>) => (array = []) =>
array.map(mappingFunction);
/**
* Convenience utility takes a type-safe filter function, and returns a list filtering function
* @param {(param: T) => boolean} filtrationFunction
* @return {(array: Array<T>) => Array<T>}
*/
const arrayFilter = <T>(filtrationFunction: (param: T) => boolean): ((array: Array<T>) => Array<T>) => (array = []) =>
array.filter(filtrationFunction);
/**
* Type safe utility `iterate-first data-last` function for array every
* @template T
* @param {(param: T) => boolean} filter
* @returns {((array: Array<T>) => boolean)}
*/
const arrayEvery = <T>(filter: (param: T) => boolean): ((array: Array<T>) => boolean) => (array = []) =>
array.every(filter);
/**
* Type safe utility `iterate-first data-last` function for array some
* @template T
* @param {(param: T) => boolean} filter
* @return {(array: Array<T>) => boolean}
*/
const arraySome = <T>(filter: (param: T) => boolean): ((array: Array<T>) => boolean) => (array = []) =>
array.some(filter);
/**
* Composable reducer abstraction, curries a reducing iteratee and returns a reducing function that takes a list
* @template U
* @param {(acc: U) => U} iteratee
* @param {U} init the initial value in the reduction sequence
* @return {(arr: Array<T>) => U}
*/
const arrayReduce = <T, U>(
iteratee: (accumulator: U, element: T, index: number, collection: Array<T>) => U,
init: U
): ((arr: Array<T>) => U) => (array = []) => array.reduce(iteratee, init);
/**
* Duplicate check using every to short-circuit iteration
* @template T
* @param {Array<T>} [list = []] list to check for dupes
* @return {boolean} true is unique
*/
const isListUnique = <T>(list: Array<T> = []): boolean => new Set(list).size === list.length;
/**
* Extracts all non falsey values from a list.
* @template T
* @param {Array<T>} list the list of items to compact
* @return {Array<T>}
*/
const compact = <T>(list: Array<T> = []): Array<T> => list.filter(item => item);
/**
* Defines the interface for options that may be passed into the chunk function
* @interface {IChunkArrayOptions}
*/
interface IChunkArrayOptions {
chunkSize?: 50 | 100;
context?: null | object;
}
/**
* Asynchronously traverses a list in small chunks ensuring that a list can be iterated over without
* blocking the browser main thread.
* @template T type of values in list to be iterated over
* @template U the type of the value that is produced by an iteration of the list
* @param {(arr?: Array<T>) => U} iterateeSync an iteratee that consumes an list and returns a value of type U
* @param {(res: U) => U} accumulator a function that combines the result of successive iterations of the original list
* @param {IChunkArrayOptions} [{chunkSize = 50, context = null}={chunkSize: 50, context: null}]
* @param {50 | 100} chunkSize the maximum size to chunk at a time
* @param {object | null} [context] the optional execution context for the iteratee invocation
* @return {(list: Array<T>) => Promise<U>}
*/
const chunkArrayAsync = <T, U>(
iterateeSync: (arr?: Array<T>) => U,
accumulator: (res: U) => U,
{ chunkSize = 50, context = null }: IChunkArrayOptions = { chunkSize: 50, context: null }
) => (list: Array<T>) =>
new Promise<U>(function(resolve) {
const queue = list.slice(0); // creates a shallow copy of the original list
const delay = 15; // give enough of a margin for timer resolution issues, this should suffice for modern browsers
let result: U;
setTimeout(function chunk() {
const startTime = +new Date();
do {
result = accumulator(iterateeSync.call(context, queue.splice(0, chunkSize)));
} while (queue.length && +new Date() + startTime < 50);
// recurse through list if there are more items left
return queue.length ? setTimeout(chunk, delay) : resolve(result);
}, delay);
});
/**
* Asynchronously traverse a list and accumulate another list based on the iteratee
* @template T the type of values in the original list
* @template U the type of values in the transformed list
* @param {(arr?: Array<T>) => Array<U>} iteratee consumes a list and returns a new list of values
* @return {(list: Array<T>, context?: any) => Promise<Array<U>>}
*/
const iterateArrayAsync = <T, U = T>(iteratee: (arr?: Array<T>) => Array<U>) => (
list: Array<T>,
context = null
): Promise<Array<U>> => {
const accumulator = (base: Array<U>) => (arr: Array<U>) => [...base, ...arr];
return chunkArrayAsync(iteratee, accumulator([]), { chunkSize: 50, context })(list);
};
/**
* Asynchronously traverse a list and accumulate a value of type U, applies to cases of reduction or accumulation
* @template T the type of values in the original list
* @template U the type of value to be produced by reducing the list
* @param {(arr?: Array<T>) => U} reducer consumes a list and produces a single value
* @return {(list: Array<T>, context?: any) => Promise<U>}
*/
const reduceArrayAsync = <T, U>(reducer: (arr?: Array<T>) => U) => (list: Array<T>, context = null): Promise<U> => {
const accumulator = (base: U) => (int: U) => Object.assign(base, int);
return chunkArrayAsync(reducer, accumulator(reducer.call(context)))(list);
};
export {
arrayMap,
arrayFilter,
arrayReduce,
isListUnique,
compact,
arrayEvery,
arraySome,
iterateArrayAsync,
reduceArrayAsync
};