barely-functional

Functions can be imported individually to minimize bundle size, with a basic subset as small as 1.1KB, allowing precise control over footprint. The README demonstrates this with examples like `const map = require('barely-functional/map')`.

All functions are curried by default with iteratee-first, data-last order, enabling easy function chaining and composition. The README shows this in action with `compose` examples, such as creating pipelines like `sumOfEven`.

Operations that can fail, like `find` or `nth`, return Fantasy Land-compliant Maybe types (Just or Nothing) to avoid runtime errors. The README explicitly states this guards against unsafe operations and provides functions like `fromMaybe` to handle results.

It provides functional wrappers for native ES5/6 methods like `map`, `filter`, and `reduce`, reducing learning curve for developers familiar with JavaScript arrays. The README lists these as core features with clear examples.