Ferrum
A JavaScript library bringing Rust-inspired features like Traits, lazy iterators, and content-based hashing to enhance functional programming.
What is Ferrum?
Ferrum is a JavaScript library that brings Rust-inspired features to JavaScript, providing Traits (type classes), an advanced lazy iterator/sequence library, and a content-based hashing infrastructure. It solves the problem of writing expressive, functional, and type-safe JavaScript code by offering tools for declarative data transformations and generic interface definitions.
JavaScript developers building data-intensive applications, libraries, or tools who want to use functional programming patterns, lazy evaluation, and generic interfaces without the boilerplate.
Developers choose Ferrum for its unique combination of Rust-like Traits, full support for lazy iterators (including objects and infinite sequences), and content-based hashing, all designed to reduce boilerplate and improve code clarity through reverse currying and pipelining.
Overview
Features from the rust language in javascript: Provides Traits/Type classes & a hashing infrastructure and an advanced library for working with sequences/iterators in js
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing generic interfaces (Traits) for custom or third-party types
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