Fixes to transducers-js types

* Remove unnecessary type parameters
* Update transduce() and reduce() to accept CompletingTransformers
* Fix incorrect definition of transduce()
* Fix incorrect definition of reduce()
* Fix incorrect definition of completing()
* Fix incorrect definition of wrap()
* Fix incorrect definition of cat()
* Fix overly strict definition of mapcat()
* Make into() definition precise with overloads
* Use es6 Iterables.
* More precise typings for object iteration in reduce(), transduce(),
  and into()
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David Philipson
2017-06-19 19:09:26 -07:00
parent 79a9a00eb6
commit 246ddd52cf
2 changed files with 137 additions and 39 deletions
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@@ -1,19 +1,9 @@
// Type definitions for transducers-js 0.4
// Project: https://github.com/cognitect-labs/transducers-js
// Definitions by: Colin Kahn <https://github.com/colinkahn>
// David Philipson <https://github.com/dphilipson>
// Definitions: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped
export interface IteratorResult<T> {
done: boolean;
value?: T;
}
export interface Iterator<T> {
next(value?: any): IteratorResult<T>;
return?(value?: any): IteratorResult<T>;
throw?(e?: any): IteratorResult<T>;
}
export interface Reduced<TResult> {
['@@transducer/reduced']: boolean;
['@@transducer/value']: TResult;
@@ -21,7 +11,7 @@ export interface Reduced<TResult> {
export type Reducer<TResult, TInput> = (result: TResult, input: TInput) => TResult;
export type Transducer<TResult, TInput, TOutput> = (xf: Transformer<TResult, TOutput>) => Transformer<TResult, TInput>;
export type Transducer<TInput, TOutput> = <TResult>(xf: Transformer<TResult, TOutput>) => Transformer<TResult, TInput>;
export interface CompletingTransformer <TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput> {
['@@transducer/init'](): TResult | void;
@@ -66,7 +56,7 @@ export class Map<TResult, TInput, TOutput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInpu
/**
* Mapping transducer constructor
*/
export function map<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(f: (x: TInput) => TOutput): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TOutput>;
export function map<TInput, TOutput>(f: (x: TInput) => TOutput): Transducer<TInput, TOutput>;
export class Filter<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(pred: (x: TInput) => boolean, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -78,13 +68,13 @@ export class Filter<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
/**
* Filtering transducer constructor
*/
export function filter<TResult, TInput>(pred: (x: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function filter<TInput>(pred: (x: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
/**
* Similar to filter except the predicate is used to
* eliminate values.
*/
export function remove<TResult, TInput>(pred: (x: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function remove<TInput>(pred: (x: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class Keep<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(f: (x: TInput) => any, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -97,7 +87,7 @@ export class Keep<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
* A keeping transducer. Keep inputs as long as the provided
* function does not return null or undefined.
*/
export function keep<TResult, TInput>(f: (x: TInput) => any): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function keep<TInput>(f: (x: TInput) => any): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class KeepIndexed<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(f: (i: number, x: TInput) => any, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -110,7 +100,7 @@ export class KeepIndexed<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput
* Like keep but the provided function will be passed the
* index as the fist argument.
*/
export function keepIndexed<TResult, TInput>(f: (i: number, x: TInput) => any): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function keepIndexed<TInput>(f: (i: number, x: TInput) => any): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class Take<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(n: number, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -123,7 +113,7 @@ export class Take<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
* A take transducer constructor. Will take n values before
* returning a reduced result.
*/
export function take<TResult, TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function take<TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class TakeWhile<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(pred: (n: TInput) => boolean, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -136,7 +126,7 @@ export class TakeWhile<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput>
* Like the take transducer except takes as long as the pred
* return true for inputs.
*/
export function takeWhile<TResult, TInput>(pred: (n: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function takeWhile<TInput>(pred: (n: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class TakeNth<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(n: number, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -148,7 +138,7 @@ export class TakeNth<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
/**
* A transducer that takes every Nth input
*/
export function takeNth<TResult, TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function takeNth<TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class Drop<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(n: number, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -160,7 +150,7 @@ export class Drop<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
/**
* A dropping transducer constructor
*/
export function drop<TResult, TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function drop<TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class DropWhile<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(pred: (input: TInput) => boolean, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -173,7 +163,7 @@ export class DropWhile<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput>
* A dropping transducer that drop inputs as long as
* pred is true.
*/
export function dropWhile<TResult, TInput>(pred: (input: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function dropWhile<TInput>(pred: (input: TInput) => boolean): Transducer<TInput, TInput>;
export class PartitionBy<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(f: (input: TInput) => any, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput[]>);
@@ -187,7 +177,7 @@ export class PartitionBy<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput
* arrays as long as predicate remains true for contiguous
* inputs.
*/
export function partitionBy<TResult, TInput>(f: (input: TInput) => any): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput[]>;
export function partitionBy<TInput>(f: (input: TInput) => any): Transducer<TInput, TInput[]>;
export class PartitionAll<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(n: number, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput[]>);
@@ -200,7 +190,7 @@ export class PartitionAll<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInpu
* A partitioning transducer. Collects inputs into
* arrays of size N.
*/
export function partitionAll<TResult, TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput[]>;
export function partitionAll<TResult, TInput>(n: number): Transducer<TInput, TInput[]>;
export class Completing<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput> implements CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput> {
constructor(cf: (result: TResult) => TCompleteResult, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -213,7 +203,9 @@ export class Completing<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput> implements CompletingT
* A completing transducer constructor. Useful to provide cleanup
* logic at the end of a reduction/transduction.
*/
export function completing<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>(cf: (result: TResult) => TCompleteResult): CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>;
export function completing<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>(
xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput> | Reducer<TResult, TInput>,
cf: (result: TResult) => TCompleteResult): CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>;
export class Wrap<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
constructor(stepFn: Reducer<TResult, TInput>, xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>);
@@ -227,44 +219,102 @@ export class Wrap<TResult, TInput> implements Transformer<TResult, TInput> {
* accumluation and the second argument is the next input and convert
* it into a transducer transformer object.
*/
export function wrap<TResult, TInput>(stepFn: Reducer<TResult, TInput>): Transducer<TResult, TInput, TInput>;
export function wrap<TResult, TInput>(stepFn: Reducer<TResult, TInput>): Transformer<TResult, TInput>;
/**
* Given a transformer return a concatenating transformer
*/
export function cat<TResult, TInput>(xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>): Transformer<TResult, TInput> ;
export function cat<TResult, TInput>(xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput>): Transformer<TResult, Iterable<TInput>>;
/**
* A mapping concatenating transformer
*/
export function mapcat<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(f: (arr: TInput[]) => TOutput[]): Transducer<TResult, TInput[], TOutput>;
export function mapcat<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(f: (arr: TInput) => Iterable<TOutput>): Transducer<TInput, TOutput>;
/**
* Given a transducer, a builder function, an initial value
* and a iterable collection - returns the reduction.
*/
export function transduce<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<TResult, TInput, TOutput>,
f: Transformer<TResult, TInput> | Reducer<TResult, TInput>,
xf: Transducer<TInput, TOutput>,
f: Reducer<TResult, TOutput>,
init: TResult,
coll: TInput[] | Iterator<TInput> | string | Object): TResult;
coll: Iterable<TInput>): TResult;
export function transduce<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<TInput, TOutput>,
f: CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TOutput>,
init: TResult,
coll: Iterable<TInput>): TCompleteResult;
export function transduce<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<TInput, TOutput>,
f: CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TOutput>,
coll: Iterable<TInput>): TCompleteResult;
// Overloads for object iteration.
export function transduce<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<[string, TInput], TOutput>,
f: Reducer<TResult, TOutput>,
init: TResult,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): TResult;
export function transduce<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<[string, TInput], TOutput>,
f: CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TOutput>,
init: TResult,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): TCompleteResult;
export function transduce<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<[string, TInput], TOutput>,
f: CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TOutput>,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): TCompleteResult;
/**
* Given a transducer, an intial value and a
* collection - returns the reduction.
*/
export function reduce<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<TResult, TInput, TOutput>,
export function reduce<TResult, TInput>(
xf: Transformer<TResult, TInput> | Reducer<TResult, TInput>,
init: TResult,
coll: TInput[] | Iterator<TInput> | string | Object): TResult;
coll: Iterable<TInput>): TResult;
export function reduce<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>(
xf: CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>,
init: TResult,
coll: Iterable<TInput>): TCompleteResult;
// Overloads for object iteration.
export function reduce<TResult, TInput>(
xf: Transformer<TResult, [string, TInput]> | Reducer<TResult, [string, TInput]>,
init: TResult,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): TResult;
export function reduce<TResult, TCompleteResult, TInput>(
xf: CompletingTransformer<TResult, TCompleteResult, [string, TInput]>,
init: TResult,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): TCompleteResult;
/**
* Reduce a value into the given empty value using a transducer.
*/
export function into<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(
empty: TResult,
xf: Transducer<TResult, TInput, TOutput>,
coll: TInput[] | Iterator<TInput> | string | Object): TResult;
export function into<TInput, TOutput>(
empty: TOutput[],
xf: Transducer<TInput, TOutput>,
coll: Iterable<TInput>): TOutput[];
export function into<TInput>(
empty: string,
xf: Transducer<TInput, string>,
coll: Iterable<TInput>): string;
export function into<TInput, TOutput>(
empty: { [key: string]: TOutput },
xf: Transducer<TInput, [string, TOutput]>,
coll: Iterable<TInput>): { [key: string]: TOutput };
// Overloads for object iteration.
export function into<TInput, TOutput>(
empty: TOutput[],
xf: Transducer<[string, TInput], TOutput>,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): TOutput[];
export function into<TInput>(
empty: string,
xf: Transducer<[string, TInput], string>,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): string;
export function into<TInput, TOutput>(
empty: { [key: string]: TOutput },
xf: Transducer<[string, TInput], [string, TOutput]>,
coll: { [key: string]: TInput }): { [key: string]: TOutput };
/**
* Convert a transducer transformer object into a function so
@@ -272,7 +322,7 @@ export function into<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(
* Underscore, lodash
*/
export function toFn<TResult, TInput, TOutput>(
xf: Transducer<TResult, TInput, TOutput>,
xf: Transducer<TInput, TOutput>,
builder: Reducer<TResult, TInput> | Transformer<TResult, TInput>
): Reducer<TResult, TInput>;
@@ -124,3 +124,51 @@ function mapcatExample() {
const xf = t.mapcat(reverse);
t.into([], xf, [[3, 2, 1], [6, 5, 4]]); // [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]
}
// Original tests
function transduceExample() {
const { completing, transduce, wrap } = t;
const stringAppendFn = (acc: string, x: number) => acc + x;
const stringAppendTransformer = wrap(stringAppendFn);
const stringAppendThenLengthTransformer = completing(
stringAppendFn,
s => s.length,
);
const lengthsString1: string = transduce(
t.map((s: string) => s.length),
stringAppendFn,
"",
["a", "b"],
);
const lengthsString2: string = transduce(
t.map((s: string) => s.length),
stringAppendTransformer,
"",
["a", "b"],
);
const lengthsStringLength: number = transduce(
t.map((s: string) => s.length),
stringAppendThenLengthTransformer,
"",
["a", "b"],
);
}
function advancedIntoExample() {
const array: number[] = into([], t.map((s: string) => s.length), [
"a",
"b",
]);
const string: string = into("", t.map((s: string) => s + s), ["a", "b"]);
const object1: { [key: string]: number } = into(
{},
t.map((s: string) => [s, s.length]),
["a", "b"],
);
const object2: { [key: string]: boolean } = into(
{},
t.map((kv: [string, number]) => [kv[0], true]),
{ a: 1, b: 2 }
);
}