Some real-life examples

[zverok]

Hey! Thanks for the RubyConf talk. Just some real-life examples that I'd probably like to use the gem to, but I can't 😢

require 'kwurry/proc'
JSON.method(:parse).to_proc.kwurry.(symbolize_names: true).('{"a":1,"b":2}')
# ArgumentError (unknown keyword: [:symbolize_names])

# because...
JSON.method(:parse).parameters
# => [[:req, :source], [:opt, :opts]]

# The same way:
File.method(:read).to_proc.kwurry.(mode: 'rb')
# ArgumentError (unknown keyword: [:mode])
File.method(:read).parameters
# => [[:rest]] 

So it is cool to curry "real" kwargs but probably would be much cooler to be able also to curry "imitational" ones.

Thanks nevertheless!

[devpuppy]

Thanks for sharing those examples, and very cool that you’d find it useful! There are some issues around functions that mix positional args with kwargs (which is definitely the most common pattern!) and some bugs remain.

I’ll look into addressing those to make this proof-of-concept usable for the real world. And of course the longer term goal is to define a pattern that could become part of Ruby’s implementation of curry.

Thanks for giving it a try!