How to use the @tinkoff/utils/object/propEq function in @tinkoff/utils
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TinkoffCreditSystems / tinkoff-request / packages / cache-utils / src / shouldCacheExecute.ts View on Github 
export default (name: string, dflt: boolean) => (context: Context) => {
const request = context.getRequest();
const forced = prop('cacheForce', request);
const forcedSpecific = prop(`${name}CacheForce`, request);
const disabled = propEq('cache', false, request);
const enabledSpecific = propOr(`${name}Cache`, disabled ? false : dflt, request);
const isComplete = context.getStatus() === Status.COMPLETE;
if (context.getStatus() === Status.INIT) {
context.updateExternalMeta(CACHE, {
forced,
enabled: !disabled,
[`${name}Enabled`]: enabledSpecific,
[`${name}Force`]: forcedSpecific,
});
}
if (forcedSpecific) {
return isComplete;
}@tinkoff/utils
Fast, small and purely functional utility library
