# string-prepend

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> The unicorn String.prototype.prepend as a curried function.

    $ npm install string-prepend --save

## API Examples & Inspiration

###### Require

    var prepend = require('./');

###### Equivalent to str1 + str2

    prepend("http://", "example.com");
    //=> http://example.com

###### URL building

    var paramName = prepend('http://');
    var interests = ["example.com", "google.com", "yahoo.com"];

    interests.map(paramName);
    //=> [ 'http://example.com', 'http://google.com', 'http://yahoo.com' ]

###### Query params building

    var paramName = prepend('interest[]=');
    var interests = ["finance", "fitness", "health"];

    var params = interests.map(paramName);
    //=> [ 'interest[]=finance', 'interest[]=fitness', 'interest[]=health']

    params.join('&');
    //=> interest[]=finance&interest[]=fitness&interest[]=health

## License

  [MIT](license)