Constructors for types with no arguments
See original GitHub issueI want to get rid of these lines:
https://github.com/puffnfresh/daggy/blob/master/src/daggy.js#L113-L117
Otherwise you can’t add a .map
to Maybe.Nothing.prototype.
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Not that I’m aware of… Was just an idea, maybe it might be worth while adding, although you should add the prototype to the
Maybe
type and not each sum, then use the catamorphism to identify it.Think this is closed now by @safareli comment. Re-open if you’ve got questions.