When a template is passed to a function, what’s the quickest way to return a
string with additional arguments being interpolated into the template?
For example,
```
minify`
<ul>
<li>${content}</li>
</ul>
`
```
In this case`minify` will return the minified html, but what’s the quickest way
to get the unminified string interpolated from the template? What I can think
of is to loop over the additional arguments, and interspersedly join the
elements in template object with the arguments, and then append the dangling
element in template object. Sounds very tedious. Does es6 have an array method
to ease this transformation?
What such method does basically, should be the following:
Given an array of [1,2,3] and other array of [“a”,”b”], it should return
[1,”a”,2,“b”,3]. (probably a lot of edge cases to cover, but just ignore them
for now).
But maybe I overthink this? Is there already an easy way to do this?
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