v1.6.0

All new features have been added to the online playground!

This release adds positional placeholders! Sometimes called swizzle or rearg,
you can partially apply arguments in a different order than the function normally
accepts, or use a single argument multiple times.

Let's say you want to reorder the arguments of lodash.get(), which normally has
a signature of object, path, defaultValue, to path, defaultValue, object:

// forget that lodash/fp even exists for a second :)
import { get } from 'lodash'

// reorder the arguments so the data is accepted last
const getFunctional = get(_`3`, _`1`, _`2`)

getFunctional('color', 'blue', { color: 'green' })
// -> 'green'

You can also use positional placeholders to reuse a single argument, for example
to create a function checking if something is equal to itself ( NaN never is ):

const isSameThing = _`1` === _`1`

isSameThing('yes!')
// -> true

isSameThing(NaN)
// -> false

Features

• add positional placeholder syntax (dbc9f9f)

Bug fixes

• fix mid-chain properties in applied call arguments being compiled if they look like a placeholder (6bc3d01)
• track custom tokens per file to prevent leaks into others, breaking their placeholders (2e39c99)

Playground

The playground got a few UI & UX improvements:

• 'send to editor' buttons on all JS code blocks for easily trying out the examples
• a 'go to top' button in the readme when you've scrolled down
• better URL handling (used for linking to the readme and specific sections of it)