wilmoore/reapply.js

# reapply
> Require a module and apply the export if it is a function.

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```shell
npm install reapply --save
```

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## API Example

###### require

```js
var reapply = require('reapply')
```

###### reapply/2

```js
reapply(['%s world', 'hello'], 'format')
//=> hello world
```

###### reapply/1

```js
modules.forEach(reapply([app]))
```

> for the above example, consider that a developer may want to bootstrap an application by applying many "middleware" functions to a given `app` object. Each module exports a function that takes an `app` parameter like `module.exports = function (app) { app.use(…) }`.

## Features

 - Supports partial application.
 - Supports function application with parameters.

## API

### `reapply(parameters, moduleId)`

###### arguments

 - `parameters: (Array)` parameters to pass to applied function.
 - `moduleId: (String)` module id to pass to `require`.

###### returns

 - `(*)` returns result of function application.

## Alternatives

- If you find yourself wanting to map over a list with `reapply` you might be interested in [reapply-list](https://www.npmjs.com/package/reapply-list).

## Contributing

> SEE: [contributing.md](contributing.md)

## Licenses

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