When using composition methods like _.flow
or _.compose
, it can be preferred to regroup similar methods in a new composition method call.
The methods for which this rule will create an error are _.map
, _.filter
and _.reject
. When using _.filter
and _.reject
and shorthands, you might want to use _.overEvery
and _.overSome
. When using the _.map
shorthand, you might want to use _.get
.
_.flow(
_.map(fn1),
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
// -->
_.map(
_.flow(fn1, fn2)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.map('property'), // _.pluck deprecated
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
// -->
_.map(
_.flow(_.get('property'), fn2)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.map(fn1),
_.map(fn2),
_.filter(fn3)
)(a);
// -->
_.flow(
_.map(_.flow(fn1, fn2)),
_.filter(fn3)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.filter(fn1),
_.filter('property'),
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
// -->
_.flow(
_.filter(_.overEvery([fn1, 'property'])),
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.reject(fn1),
_.reject('property'),
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
// -->
_.flow(
_.reject(_.overSome([fn1, 'property'])),
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.map(fn1),
_.map(fn2)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.map(fn1),
_.map(fn2),
_.filter(fn3)
)(a);
_.map(
_.flow(fn1, fn2)
)(a);
_.flow(
_.map(_.flow(fn1, fn2)),
_.filter(fn3)
)(a);