v3.0.0

• Add iterable.count()
• map, flatMap, filter, and reduce now all take a function as their first argument and the iterable as their second argument.

v2.0.0

In v1, you had to access the submodules as properties of the main module:

const iterable = require('js-helpers').iterable;
const xs = iterable.range(0, 10);

Now, you can import the submodules directly. The old way is no longer supported.

const iterable = require('js-helpers/iterable');
const xs = jsHelpers.iterable.range(0, 10);

v1.0.0

v 1.0 (#7)

* Build an npm package

* Replace npm scripts with Makefile

* Fix broken tests

* Add 'package' Makefile target

* Bump to version 1.0

* Update Actions to use the Makefile