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const isPromise = require('./_internal/isPromise') const __ = require('./_internal/placeholder') const curry2 = require('./_internal/curry2') const isArray = require('./_internal/isArray') const objectValues = require('./_internal/objectValues') const arraySome = require('./_internal/arraySome') const iteratorSome = require('./_internal/iteratorSome') const asyncIteratorSome = require('./_internal/asyncIteratorSome') const reducerSome = require('./_internal/reducerSome') const symbolIterator = require('./_internal/symbolIterator') const symbolAsyncIterator = require('./_internal/symbolAsyncIterator') // _some(collection Array|Iterable|AsyncIterable|{ reduce: function }|Object, predicate function) -> Promise|boolean const _some = function (collection, predicate) { if (isArray(collection)) { return arraySome(collection, predicate) } if (collection == null) { return predicate(collection) } if (typeof collection[symbolIterator] == 'function') { return iteratorSome(collection[symbolIterator](), predicate) } if (typeof collection[symbolAsyncIterator] == 'function') { return asyncIteratorSome( collection[symbolAsyncIterator](), predicate, new Set() ) } if (typeof collection.reduce == 'function') { return collection.reduce(reducerSome(predicate), false) } if (collection.constructor == Object) { return arraySome(objectValues(collection), predicate) } return predicate(collection) } /** * @name some * * @synopsis * ```coffeescript [specscript] * type Foldable = Array|Iterable|AsyncIterable|{ reduce: function }|Object * * some(collection Foldable, predicate function) -> Promise|boolean * * some(predicate function)(collection Foldable) -> Promise|boolean * ``` * * @description * Test a predicate concurrently across all items of a collection, returning true if any executions return truthy. * * ```javascript [playground] * const isOdd = number => number % 2 == 1 * * console.log( * some([1, 2, 3, 4, 5], isOdd), * ) // true * ``` * * The collection can be any iterable, async iterable, or object values iterable collection. Below is an example of `some` accepting an async generator as the collection. * * ```javascript [playground] * const toTodosUrl = id => 'https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/' + id * * const fetchedToJson = fetched => fetched.json() * * const fetchTodo = pipe([ * toTodosUrl, * fetch, * fetchedToJson, * ]) * * const todoIDsGenerator = async function* () { * yield 1; yield 2; yield 3; yield 4; yield 5 * } * * const promise = some(todoIDsGenerator(), async id => { * const todo = await fetchTodo(id) * return todo.title.startsWith('fugiat') * }) * * promise.then(console.log) // true * ``` * * `some` supports a lazy API for composability. * * ```javascript [playground] * pipe([1, 2, 3], [ * some(number => number < 5), * console.log, // true * ]) * ``` * * Any promises passed in argument position are resolved for their values before further execution. This only applies to the eager version of the API. * * ```javascript [playground] * some(Promise.resolve([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]), n => n > 6).then(console.log) // false * ``` * * @execution concurrent * * @muxing * * @related or */ const some = function (arg0, arg1) { if (typeof arg0 == 'function') { return curry2(_some, __, arg0) } return isPromise(arg0) ? arg0.then(curry2(_some, __, arg1)) : _some(arg0, arg1) } module.exports = some