Here is a list of small functions, easy to apply in different situations and that are not preset in the Ramda core library.

• merge-and-apply
• left-pad
• associate-with-origin
• conditional-array
• merge-deep-all

merge-and-apply

Helper function useful for updating the state and then merging the rest of the object.

/**
 * Helper function useful for updating the
 * state and then merging the rest of the object.
 *
 * @func
 * @param  {Object} spec
 * @return {Function<Object>}
 */
const applySpecAndMerge = R.curry(spec =>
  R.converge(R.merge, [R.identity, R.applySpec(spec)])
)

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left-pad

Prepend a left pad to the string, using the amount specified.

/**
 * Get the amount of space needed to generate for the left pad.
 *
 * @param  {Number} wantedLength
 * @param  {String} stringToAppend
 * @return {String}
 */
const getAmountOfLeftPad = R.compose(
  R.max(0),
  (length, str) => R.subtract(length, R.length(str))
)

/**
 * Get the left pad of `0`s.
 *
 * @param  {Number} wantedLength
 * @param  {String} string
 * @return {String}
 */
const getLeftPad = R.compose(R.join(''), R.repeat('0'), getAmountOfLeftPad)

/**
 * Prepend a left pad to the string, using the amount specified.
 *
 * @param  {Number} wantedLength
 * @param  {String} string
 * @return {String}
 */
const leftPad = R.compose(R.apply(R.concat), R.juxt([getLeftPad, R.nthArg(1)]))

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associate-with-origin

Executes the function in the 2nd argument with the value in the 3rd argument, which should return an object and then apply R.assoc with the name in the 1st argument and the original value.

/**
 * Executes the function in the 2nd argument with the value
 * in the 3rd argument, which should return an object and then apply
 * `R.assoc` with the name in the 1st argument and the original value.
 *
 * @param  {String}   name
 * @param  {Function} fn
 * @param  {Any}      value
 * @return {Object}
 */
const assocOrig = R.curry((name, fn, val) => R.assoc(name, val, fn(val)))

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conditional-array

Create an array based on a predicate and a value in case of passing.

/**
 * Create an array based on a predicate and a value in case of passing.
 *
 * @example
 * conditionalArray([
 *   [R.T, 'This will always be present in the array'],
 *   [R.has('myProp'), R.complement(R.multiply(2), R.prop('myProp'))]
 * ])
 *
 * @public
 * @func
 * @param  {Object} spec
 * @param  {Object} subject
 */
const conditionalArray = R.curry((spec, subject) =>
  R.compose(
    R.reject(R.equals(false)),
    R.map(([predicate, transformer]) => (predicate(subject) ? transformer : false))
  )(spec)
)

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merge-deep-all

This one isn't mine, I found it in stackoverflow.

const mergeDeepAll = R.unapply(R.reduce(R.mergeDeepRight, {}))