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88* [Installation](#installation)
99* [Usage](#usage)
1010 * [Method chaining](#method-chaining)
11− * [Uncurried](#uncurried)
12− * [Varargs](#varargs)
13− * [Scoped](#scoped)
14− * [Effectful](#effectful)
11+ * [Uncurried functions](#uncurried-functions)
12+ * [Varargs functions](#vararg-functions)
13+ * [Scoped functions](#scoped-functions)
14+ * [Effectful functions](#effectful-functions)
15+ * [`new` constructor](#new-constructor)
1516* [Credits](#credits)
1617
1718## Installation
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78−### Uncurried
79+### Uncurried functions
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8081js typically uses uncurried functions (e.g. `f(a,b,c) `) instead of uncurried functions (e.g. `f(a)(b)(c)` ) like purescript. E.g. we can use the `blue` function as a three-argument uncurried function:
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100−### Varargs
101+### Vararg functions
101102
102103js functions are sometimes designed to be variadic, i.e. to have a variable number of arguments. In fact, the colour methods in `chalk` are variadic methods (as you have seen in the previous example) and you can pass an arbitrary number of arguments:
103104```js
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115116 log $ variadic blue [ "Hello", "world!", "Hola", "mundo!"]
116117```
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118−### Scoped
119+### Scoped functions
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120121Sometimes js functions don't work in purescript, because they sometimes use `this` internally which fails to resolve in a curried contex. E.g. simply using the `rgb` function from `chalk` as we did before will fail. To make it work again we will need to set the scope for `this` properly. You can use `scoped` to set the scope of a function to the module:
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134−### Effectful
135+### Effectful functions
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136137Let's try another example and install minimalistic http-client `got`:
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165166We import the `post` from `got`. The first thing we need to do is uncurry it, since it receives two arguments, the url and the json record. We then wrap it using `effectful` so that is run in an `Effect`. We can then call the effectful js function `json()` on the resulting `Promise` to get the body, so we can just `bind` (`>>=`) it.
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168+### `new` constructor
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170+TBA
167171
168172## Credits
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