Allow addition of custom functions via decorate() #61
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This pull request contains various fixes I have made:
The main difference is that I've added a
decorate()function.The decorate function allows you to add entries to the runtime's built in function table. The return value from this decorate function is a curried function (takes arguments one at a time) that takes the search expression and then the data to search. Because it's curried it means you can cache the parsed expression and run it against multiple data sets.
PR includes basic tests for the
decorate()function.