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This is the only reason I'm waiting for sanctuary-js/sanctuary#354, and I might as well pass [] instead of env, but I prefer to "do it right" from the start.
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sanctuaryandsanctuary-defover Ramda, to promote a safe paradigm of writing code.The bulk of changes is represented by the addition of the following two files:
src/env.js- Creates anenvfor Sanctuarysrc/prelude.js- Instantiates Sanctuary and extends it with some common functions@davidchambers, you might find it interesting to see how I plan on using Sanctuary in real life. The usage displayed here influences the way I think about approaching some of the problems in Sanctuary, like my solutions for sanctuary-js/sanctuary#327 (comment)