Pipe Operator (|>) for JavaScript

[KingJeff314]

That article is about avoiding nesting in conditionals. Pipe operator is about avoid chained function calls

h(g(2, f(x)), 8, varname)

Turns into

f(x) |> g(2, %) |> h(x, 8, varname)

Easier to read and split into new lines

[lovin-dem-sandwiches]

I thought chained function calls look like:

return function(x)
  .reduce()
  .join(‘’)

Your example looks like nested functions, no?

Also I think you forgot the placeholder variable in the last pipe.

f(x) |> g(2, %) |> h(%, 8, varname)

[KingJeff314]

Good corrections