# curryMethod.js
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A lightweight module that helps you curry any methods and use them in a pipe and function composition.
```javascript
//Curry element.classList.add()
const addClass = curryMethod(1, 'classList.add')
const removeClass = curryMethod(1)('classList.remove')
const element = document.getElementById('test-id')
//Both would work, just like those curried functions provided by Ramda
addClass('first-class')(element)
removeClass('second-class', element)
//These functions is identical with element.classList.add('first-class')
```
## Why do you want to curry methods?
By currying methods, you can easily create partial functions, make it work in a pipe and reuse your code to a greater extent.
## Installation
With npm:
```bash
npm i curry-method
```
Or via CDN:
```html
```
Or directly include the script in you site:
```html
```
Then in the script where you want to use this library:
```javascript
import {
curryMethod
} from 'curry-method'
```
## API Reference
### `curryMethod(arity, methodPath)(...args)`
This function will curry a method and turn it into a function.
`arity` : Number
Indicate the number of argument to be received by the methods.
**Note that you should not count the `obj` , which is the final argument in with this number**
`methodPath` : String
Indicate the path to access methods. For example `classList.add` and `setAttribute`.
`...args` : Any
Arguments you want to pass to the curried methods. The number of argument should match with `arity`. The last element should be the object which has the method for you to access.
### `getArg(indice, fn)(...args)(obj)`
This function will make a function return a specific argument, based on the indice.
`indice` : Number
Indicate the position of argument you want the function to return from the array `args`
`methodPath` : String
Indicate the path to access methods. For example `classList.add` and `setAttribute`.
`...args` : Any
Arguments you want to pass to `fn`