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Function: minMaxWith()

Returns an iterable containing a MinMax value of iterable by comparing the numerical values of each value, as defined by fn, if iterable contains at least one value. Otherwise, returns an empty iterable.

Example​

console.log(
  pipe(
    [`eating`, `sleeping`, `yawning`],
    minMaxWith(value => value.length),
    get,
  ),
)
//=> { min: 'eating', max: 'sleeping' }

minMaxWith(fn, iterable)​

minMaxWith<Value>(fn, iterable): Iterable<MinMax<Value>, any, any>

Returns an iterable containing a MinMax value of iterable by comparing the numerical values of each value, as defined by fn, if iterable contains at least one value. Otherwise, returns an empty iterable.

Type Parameters​

• Value

Parameters​

• fn

• iterable: Iterable<Value, any, any>

Returns​

Iterable<MinMax<Value>, any, any>

Example​

console.log(
  pipe(
    [`eating`, `sleeping`, `yawning`],
    minMaxWith(value => value.length),
    get,
  ),
)
//=> { min: 'eating', max: 'sleeping' }

Defined in​

statistics.d.ts:916

minMaxWith(fn)​

minMaxWith<Value>(fn): (iterable) => Iterable<MinMax<Value>, any, any>

Returns an iterable containing a MinMax value of iterable by comparing the numerical values of each value, as defined by fn, if iterable contains at least one value. Otherwise, returns an empty iterable.

Type Parameters​

• Value

Parameters​

• fn

Returns​

Function

Parameters​

• iterable: Iterable<Value, any, any>

Returns​

Iterable<MinMax<Value>, any, any>

Example​

console.log(
  pipe(
    [`eating`, `sleeping`, `yawning`],
    minMaxWith(value => value.length),
    get,
  ),
)
//=> { min: 'eating', max: 'sleeping' }

Defined in​

statistics.d.ts:920