Function: or()
Returns the only value in iterable if it contains exactly one value.
Otherwise, returns the result of invoking fn.
Example
console.log(pipe([`sloth`], or(() => `Never called`)))
//=> sloth
console.log(pipe([], or(() => `I get called!`)))
//=> I get called!
console.log(pipe([1, `sloth`, 3], or(() => `I also get called!`)))
//=> I also get called!
or(fn)
or<
Value>(fn): (iterable) =>Value
Returns the only value in iterable if it contains exactly one value.
Otherwise, returns the result of invoking fn.
Type Parameters
• Value
Parameters
• fn
Returns
Function
Parameters
• iterable: Iterable<Value, any, any>
Returns
Value
Example
console.log(pipe([`sloth`], or(() => `Never called`)))
//=> sloth
console.log(pipe([], or(() => `I get called!`)))
//=> I get called!
console.log(pipe([1, `sloth`, 3], or(() => `I also get called!`)))
//=> I also get called!
Defined in
or(fn, iterable)
or<
Value>(fn,iterable):Value
Returns the only value in iterable if it contains exactly one value.
Otherwise, returns the result of invoking fn.
Type Parameters
• Value
Parameters
• fn
• iterable: Iterable<Value, any, any>
Returns
Value
Example
console.log(pipe([`sloth`], or(() => `Never called`)))
//=> sloth
console.log(pipe([], or(() => `I get called!`)))
//=> I get called!
console.log(pipe([1, `sloth`, 3], or(() => `I also get called!`)))
//=> I also get called!