introduce mcflurry

README.md

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+# mcflurry
+
+destructuring an object in function arguments is fun and v flexible, but it
+means you can't build up the arguments over time using `curry()` and v sad.
+
+so mcflurry lets you do this
+
+```js
+const mcflurry = require('mcflurry')
+const objectLog = mcflurry(console.log)
+objectLog({a: 22})({b: 47})({c: 'dog', a: 1})() //=> {a:22, b:47, c:'dog'}
+```
+
+yes unfortunately it can't magically know when the function is fully satisfied,
+the only way to do that would be to supply a list of the keys that needed to be
+present separately as strings. that seemed more gross.
+
+ruby has `method(:lol).parameters` which would allow you to do it there, but not
+in js in any way i could think of
+
+so i've opted for calling it with no arguments when you're done
+
+anyway thanks everybody bye

index.js

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+module.exports = mcflurry
+mcflurry.default = mcflurry
+
+function mcflurry(fn, object = {}) {
+  return function(next) {
+    const current = Object.assign({}, object, next)
+    return next ? mcflurry(fn, current) : fn(current)
+  }
+}

package.json

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+{
+  "name": "mcflurry",
+  "version": "0.0.74",
+  "description": "build composeable functions using objects for keyword arguments",
+  "main": "index.js",
+  "repository": "git@gitlab.com:chee/mcflurry",
+  "author": "chee <chee@snake.dog>",
+  "license": "MIT"
+}