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Improvement suggestions for d-decompose.js

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Description

  • change introspect function so that it can handle objects included
  • change introspect function so that it can handle recursive objects
  • parseLines improvement so that it can process more than one space b/w parameter name and data type
  • add support for curried functions multiline structure
    e.g.
'use strict';

const currdObj = { 
	common: {
			sum:  (
			// Partial sum apply, use first argument
			x // first argument which should support summation opertaion
			// Example: sum(1)
			// Returns: function(y) { return 1 + y }
		) => (
			// Apply curreied sum to second argument
			y // second argument which should support summation operation
			// Example: sum(1)(2)
			// Returns: 3
		) => (
			x + y
		) 
	}
};

introspect(currdObj)

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Start by reading d-decompose.js, especially the introspect function and parseLines. Determine how the current implementation handles objects, recursive objects, spacing between parameter names and types, and multiline curried functions; done means these requested input forms are processed successfully.

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Assessment

Tech stack
javascript
Domain
tooling
Issue type
Feature
Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
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