curry

The curry function automatically creates curried functions that return new functions for missing arguments, as shown in the add example, making partial application intuitive and reliable.

curry.to allows specifying function arity explicitly, which is essential for wrapping variadic functions like sum, providing precise control over argument count without relying on parameter detection.

curry.adapt and curry.adaptTo shift context parameters to the last argument, adapting functions from libraries like delve or lodash to a curried interface, as demonstrated in the examples.

Curried functions expose .length to indicate remaining expected arguments, aiding in debugging and functional composition, as seen with zipWith.length in the README.