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Code separate! #188

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janryWang opened this issue Aug 12, 2016 · 6 comments
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Code separate! #188

janryWang opened this issue Aug 12, 2016 · 6 comments

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@janryWang
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I need Lazy.js like lodash.js as modular separate code, rather than all at once import, in fact, I am more concerned about its core modules Squence

@xgbuils
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xgbuils commented Mar 4, 2017

Hi! Maybe you are interested in iterum. It is es6 modular library that uses iterables to achieve lazy evaluation.

@x1unix
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x1unix commented Jul 20, 2017

@xgbuils, is it stable enough?

@xgbuils
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xgbuils commented Jul 20, 2017

Yes. i'm working on the new major release that implements new combinatorial functions and brings support for infinite iterables in all implemented methods.

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x1unix commented Jul 20, 2017

@xgbuils, and what about performance? TypeScript support?

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xgbuils commented Jul 20, 2017

You can look at it exploring iterum dev-2.0.0 branch

About performance, I'm trying to improve that. Using native generators for lazy evaluation has some caveats that another library imlazy is trying to solve and I will try to implement as soon as possible.

About TypeScript, never I worked with it and I don't know if it has support.

There are other libraries that you can explore:

Don't hesitate to open issues and contribute.

Cheers!

@x1unix
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x1unix commented Jul 20, 2017

@xgbuils, thank you!

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