lessThan
lessThan
(right: number) => (left: number) => number
Test whether a number is less than another
const lt2 = lessThan(2) lt2(1) // is true lt2(2) // is false
const lt2 = lessThan(2) lt2(1) // is true lt2(2) // is false
const lt2 = lessThan(2) lt2(1) // is true lt2(2) // is false
const lt2 = lessThan(2) lt2(1) // is true lt2(2) // is false
Sometimes we want to test for thresholds. Below, we run a scooter company. Users rate the scooters after use, allowing us to inspect those that don't operate smoothly. Let's get the scooters that are rated less than 4 stars.
const scooterRatings = { s52: 3.4, s14: 4.0, s67: 3.8, } const lessThan4Stars = lessThan(4) const getScootersToInspect = compose([keepWhen(lessThan4Stars), Object.keys]) const scooterIds = getScootersToInspect(scooterRatings) console.log(scooterIds) // [ // s52 // s67 // ]
type Ratings = Record<string, number> const scooterRatings: Ratings = { s52: 3.4, s14: 4.0, s67: 3.8, } const lessThan4Stars = lessThan(4) const getScootersToInspect = compose([ keepWhen(lessThan4Stars)<Ratings>, Object.keys, ]) const scooterIds = getScootersToInspect(scooterRatings) console.log(scooterIds) // [ // s52 // s67 // ]
const scooterRatings = { s52: 3.4, s14: 4.0, s67: 3.8, } const lessThan4Stars = lessThan(4) const getScootersToInspect = compose([ keepWhen(lessThan4Stars), Object.keys, ]) const scooterIds = getScootersToInspect( scooterRatings ) console.log(scooterIds) // [ // s52 // s67 // ]
type Ratings = Record<string, number> const scooterRatings: Ratings = { s52: 3.4, s14: 4.0, s67: 3.8, } const lessThan4Stars = lessThan(4) const getScootersToInspect = compose([ keepWhen(lessThan4Stars)<Ratings>, Object.keys, ]) const scooterIds = getScootersToInspect( scooterRatings ) console.log(scooterIds) // [ // s52 // s67 // ]