Simple currying for python functions.
>>> foo = lambda a, b, m: (a+b) * m
>>> curry(foo)(2)()(3)(10)
50
>>> curry(foo)(2)(3, 10)
50
>>> curry(foo)(2, m=10)(3)
50
>>> curry(foo, 2, 3, 10)()
50
>>> curry(print, "baz")(42)
baz 42
>>> curry(lambda: print(42))()
42Curry tries to evaluate the function with as few arguments as possible, so try to apply *args and **kwargs together with required arguments.
Curry also works as a decorator.
>>> @curry
... def bar(a, b, m):
... return (a+b) * m
>>> bar(2)()(3)(10)
50
>>> bar(2)(3, 10)
50
>>> bar(2, m=10)(3)
50
>>> bar(2, 3, 10)
50