Folktale
Folktale is a standard library for functional programming in JavaScript.
Installing
Folktale can be installed through npm:
$ npm install folktale
Not using Node.js? Check out our guide to running Folktale in other environments!
Documentation
If you find any functionality that's not documented, or whose documentation is confusing or hard to understand, please report a bug on our issue tracker
Supported platforms
Folktale is written for ECMAScript 2015 platforms, but it uses a subset of features that can be safely backported to platforms as old as ECMAScript 3. If you're running your program in an older platform, you'll need es5-shim and es6-shim.
- Node 4.x, Node 6+ (Node 5.x is not supported)
Browsers:
- Chrome 36+
- Firefox 21+
- Safari 6+
- Internet Explorer 9+
- Edge 13+
- Opera 12.12+
Mobile browsers:
- Android 4.4+
- iOS 8.3+
Support
Note that all interactions in this project are subject to Origami Tower's Code of Conduct.
Having trouble using Folktale?
- "I think I found a bug in Folktale"
- "There's no documentation for X" / "The docs are hard to understand"
- See the Frequently Asked Questions for common issues
- Join the discussion channel
Think Folktale should do something it doesn't yet?
By submitting a Pull Request you agree with releasing your code under the MIT licence.
Folktale discussion channels and information
- Discussion channel @ Gitter
- Follow @origamitower for news on Folktale
- Email the organisation directly
Licence
Folktale is copyright (c) Quildreen Motta 2015-2017, and released under the MIT licence.
See the LICENCE
file in this repository for detailed information.