cramda

0.4.4 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript abandoned

cramda is a personal collection of utility functions for JavaScript, version 0.4.4. Not intended for production use; the package has no documentation, tests, or clear release cadence. It is a small, likely abandoned project with no guarantees of stability, performance, or security. Unlike established utility libraries like Lodash or Ramda, cramda offers no advantages and should be avoided in serious development.

Common errors

error Cannot find module 'cramda' ↓

cause Package not installed or not published.

fix

npm install cramda@0.4.4

error TypeError: cramda.something is not a function ↓

cause Exported object does not contain the expected function.

fix

Inspect the package's actual exports; consider using a different library.

Warnings

gotcha Package has no documentation or tests; behavior is unpredictable. ↓

fix Use a well-supported utility library like Lodash or Ramda instead.

gotcha Package is likely abandoned; no updates since 2017. ↓

fix Do not rely on this package for production code.

Install

npm install cramda

yarn add cramda

pnpm add cramda

Imports

default
wrong
```
const cramda = require('cramda')
```
correct
```
import cramda from 'cramda'
```
Assuming ESM export, but package may only have a default export.

any named function

wrong

const { something } = require('cramda')

correct

import { something } from 'cramda'

Named exports may not exist; prefer default import.

CommonJS require
wrong
```
import cramda from 'cramda'
```
correct
```
const cramda = require('cramda')
```
If package is CJS-only, require is correct.

Quickstart

Illustrates that cramda has no documented exports or functionality.

import cramda from 'cramda';
console.log(cramda); // undefined or empty object