Hands-On Design Patterns with React Native

Fighting the confusing code

The next interesting pattern I see in code written by skilled Ramda users is so-called pointfree code. It means there is only one single place where we pass all data. As beautiful as it sounds, I wouldn't recommend you to be so strict about it. But there is a nice thing we can derive from this approach.

Consider refactoring your code from this:

const myHoc = SomeComponent => R.compose(withLogger,withAnalytics, withRouter)(SomeComponent)

You could refactor it to this:

const myHoc = R.compose(withLogger,withAnalytics, withRouter)

This will hide the obvious part. The most common problem is that it starts to act like a magic box, where only we know how to pass data to it. If you use a type system such as TypeScript ...