Curried functions don't work in store.update

[bionicles]

Hi,

Svelte is cool to write less code. So is Ramda.

Right now, this doesn't work:

import { assoc } from 'ramda';
import { writable } from 'svelte/store'
let store = writable({});

store.update(assoc(123, "four"))

but this does:

store.update(prev => assoc(123, "four", prev))

so does this:
store.update(prev => ({...prev, [newId]: thingToCreate})))

to reduce boilerplate it would be nice to have store update function try apply its argument to previous state

because assoc(id, item) is much less than prev => {...prev, [id]:item}
and that's just the simplest case. we might build partial functions on the fly and apply them to state. If state doesn't accept curried functions from ramda, then we cannot possibly do functional programming in svelte, and developers must hand-code every edge case

[btakita]

It seems to work for me...

https://svelte.dev/repl/c5f328f3d0c44625acb4b0662118cb68?version=3.4.4

[Conduitry]

This does look to be working. Please reopen with a specific reproduction if you are still seeing problems.

[bionicles]

@btakita @Conduitry thank you for the proof, for some reason this didn't reflect on my REPL