Is it okay to "simplify" the code this way?

Question

Node.js

Hello. I am writing a telegram bot. Now the code looks something like this:

bot.on('message', msg => {
   someFunc(bot, redis, db, msg)
});

function someFunc(bot, redis, db, msg) {
  //какие-то действия с Redis
  //какие-то действия с БД
  bot.sendMessage(msg.from.id, 'TExt');
}

I don't like that I'm passing a lot of variables to the someFunc function (the number of these variables will increase over time). And I decided to use a closure:

function gen(bot) {
   return send(id, text) {
       bot.sendMessage(id, text)
   }
}

Now I don't need to pass the bot variable to someFunc. Instead, I will call the send() function. Is this normal practice? Won't this worsen the readability and maintainability of the code?

Answer 1

This is called "carrying".
Quite normal practice.