feat(docs): add predicate, point-free, and transformation functions in index page #532
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September 4, 2022 16:41
asdf-vm uses .tool-versions to identify and shim a language version. Based on .travis.yml, nodejs@12 should be supported, but when I run `npm run setup`, I keep encountering the same error: ``` npm ERR! node-sass@4.9.4 postinstall: `node scripts/build.js` ``` So I used nodejs@10 instead.
Also modified other type signatures so it is easily parsable.
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Hello, I'd like to add the missing functions in the index page so it can be easily viewable.
For now I added predicate functions. If it is allowed, then I will add the point-free and transformation functions afterwards.
I've also added some missing type signatures, and modified other type signatures, just so it is easily parseable