Running into issues trying out the examples

[healthycola]

require("reselect/package.json"); // reselect is a peer dependency. 
var reselectMap = require("reselect-map")
var createArraySelector = reselectMap.createArraySelector;

const exampleState = {
  numbers: [1, 2.5, 3],
  multiplier: 5
};

const mul = createArraySelector(
  state => state.numbers,
  state => state.multiplier,
  (number, multiplier) => number * multiplier
);

const result = mul(exampleState);
console.log(result)

https://runkit.com/embed/lzksevx8x4ok

I ran the above, and continuously get an empty array. I also tried to do the same with createObjectSelector, but it was hitting some crashes. Any help on this would be great.

Thanks!

[heyimalex]

It looks like it broke with the reselect v4 release. Pretty sure it was reduxjs/reselect#297; reselect-map passes in a custom memoization function, but only expects it to be used for the final selector. I'll try to figure out a fix in the next couple of days.

[healthycola]

Ah I see, I guess it's runkit's fault that it's not following your peer dependency assertion:
"reselect": "2.x || 3.x"

[healthycola]

https://github.com/reduxjs/reselect#q-how-do-i-create-a-selector-that-takes-an-argument I think this can help in this case. Doing the memoization as part of the final step? What do you think?

[heyimalex]

Hey, thanks for the report! I've committed a fix and should publish the new version to npm tonight.

[healthycola]

@heyimalex Thanks so much for the quick update! Can you publish if possible? :)

[heyimalex]

It should be up now!