Object argument when many arguments

[Curran Kelleher]

Sometimes it's cumbersome to have lots of dependencies.

The following form should work:

my("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, "firstName, lastName");

We just need to check how many arguments the reactive function callback accepts.

[Curran Kelleher]

Checking the number of arguments is actually rather sketchy, as it doesn't work sometimes under ES6 transpilation. Better to be explicit. Maybe something like this:

my("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, "firstName, lastName");

my._("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, "firstName, lastName");

or

my.asObject("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, "firstName, lastName");

or

my("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, "{firstName, lastName}");

or

my("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, {props: "firstName, lastName"});

or

my("fullName", function (props){
  return props.firstName + " " + props.lastName;
}, {props: ["firstName", "lastName"]});