Any Optic is both "lens" and "prism".

The isomorphism is both "lens" and "prism".

Lens that cannot change type of the object.

Prism that cannot change the type of the object.

Traversal that cannot change the type of the object.

This exposes a description field that's necessary for use with the name function for getting unique names out of compositions of accessors. This is useful when you want type safe keys for a Dictionary but you still want to use elm/core implementation.

each : Optic pr ls a b x y -> Traversal (List a) (List b) x y
each =
    Base.traversal "[]"
        identity
        List.map

This exposes a description field that's necessary for use with the name function for getting unique names out of compositions of accessors. This is useful when you want type safe keys for a Dictionary but you still want to use elm/core implementation.

foo : Optic attr view over -> Optic { rec | foo : attr } view over
foo =
    makeOneToOne
        ".foo"
        .foo
        (\change rec -> { rec | foo = change rec.foo })

A prism constructor.

Parameters are: reconstructor and a splitter.

Reconstructor takes a final value and constructs a final object.

The splitter turns initial object either to final object directly (if initial object is of wrong variant), or spits out a.

An isomorphism constructor.

The get function takes:

• An accessor,
• A datastructure with type super and returns the value accessed by that combinator.

get (foo << bar) myRecord

Used with a Prism, think of !! boolean coercion in Javascript except type safe.

Just "Stuff"
    |> all just
--> ["Stuff"]


Nothing
    |> all just
--> []

Used with a Prism, think of !! boolean coercion in Javascript except type safe.

["Stuff", "things"]
    |> try (at 2)
--> Nothing


["Stuff", "things"]
    |> try (at 0)
--> Just "Stuff"

Used with a Prism, think of !! boolean coercion in Javascript except type safe.

Just 1234
    |> has just
--> True


Nothing
    |> has just
--> False


[ "Wooo", "Things" ]
    |> has (at 7)
--> False


[ "Wooo", "Things" ]
    |> has (at 0)
--> True

alias for has

The map function takes:

• An accessor,
• A function (sub -> sub),
• A datastructure with type super and it returns the data structure, with the accessible field changed by applying the function to the existing value.

map (foo << qux) ((+) 1) myRecord

alias for map

over (foo << qux) ((+) 1) myRecord

The set function takes:

• An accessor,
• A value of the type sub,
• A datastructure with type super and it returns the data structure, with the accessible field changed to be the set value.

set (foo << bar) "Hi!" myRecord

Use prism to reconstruct.

This function gives the name of the function as a string...

Alias of get for isomorphisms

Get the inverse of an isomorphism

swap the parent and target types of an iso for composition chains.

Lift an optic over an indexed traversal

The isomorphism is both "lens" and "prism".

The lens is "not a prism".

The prism is "not a lens".

The traversal is neither "lens" or "prism".

This MUST be a Prism or Iso

This MUST be a Prism or Iso

This MUST be a non-type changing Lens or Iso

This MUST be a non-type changing Prism or Iso

Any Optic

This MUST be a Prism or Iso

This MUST be a Lens or Iso

This MUST be a Prism or Iso

This accessor combinator lets you access values inside Maybe.

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L


maybeRecord : { foo : Maybe { bar : Maybe {stuff : Maybe Int} }, qux : Maybe { bar : Maybe Int } }
maybeRecord = { foo = Just { bar = Just { stuff = Just 2 } }
              , qux = Nothing
              }


try (L.foo << just << L.bar << just << L.stuff) maybeRecord
--> Just (Just 2 )


try (L.qux << just << L.bar) maybeRecord
--> Nothing


map (L.foo << just << L.bar << just << L.stuff << just) ((+) 1) maybeRecord
--> {foo = Just {bar = Just { stuff = Just 3 }}, qux = Nothing}


map (L.qux << just << L.bar << just) ((+) 1) maybeRecord
--> {foo = Just {bar = Just {stuff = Just 2}}, qux = Nothing}

This accessor lets you access values inside the Ok variant of a Result. alias for Result.Accessors.onOk

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L


maybeRecord : { foo : Result String { bar : Int }, qux : Result String { bar : Int } }
maybeRecord = { foo = Ok { bar = 2 }
              , qux = Err "Not an Int"
              }


try (L.foo << ok << L.bar) maybeRecord
--> Just 2


try (L.qux << ok << L.bar) maybeRecord
--> Nothing


map (L.foo << ok << L.bar) ((+) 1) maybeRecord
--> { foo = Ok { bar = 3 }, qux = Err "Not an Int" }


map (L.qux << ok << L.bar) ((+) 1) maybeRecord
--> { foo = Ok { bar = 2 }, qux = Err "Not an Int" }

This accessor lets you access values inside the Err variant of a Result. alias for Result.Accessors.onErr

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L


maybeRecord : { foo : Result String { bar : Int }, qux : Result String { bar : Int } }
maybeRecord = { foo = Ok { bar = 2 }
              , qux = Err "Not an Int"
              }


try (L.foo << err) maybeRecord
--> Nothing


try (L.qux << err) maybeRecord
--> Just "Not an Int"


map (L.foo << err) String.toUpper maybeRecord
--> { foo = Ok { bar = 2 }, qux = Err "Not an Int" }


map (L.qux << err) String.toUpper maybeRecord
--> { foo = Ok { bar = 2 }, qux = Err "NOT AN INT" }

values: This accessor lets you traverse a Dict including the index of each element alias for Dict.Accessors.each

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L
import Dict exposing (Dict)


dictRecord : {foo : Dict String {bar : Int}}
dictRecord = { foo = [ ("a", { bar = 2 })
                     , ("b", { bar = 3 })
                     , ("c", { bar = 4 })
                     ] |> Dict.fromList
             }


all (L.foo << values) dictRecord
--> [{bar = 2}, {bar = 3}, {bar = 4}]


map (L.foo << values << L.bar) ((*) 10) dictRecord
--> {foo = [("a", {bar = 20}), ("b", {bar = 30}), ("c", {bar = 40})] |> Dict.fromList}


all (L.foo << values << L.bar) dictRecord
--> [2, 3, 4]


map (L.foo << values << L.bar) ((+) 1) dictRecord
--> {foo = [("a", {bar = 3}), ("b", {bar = 4}), ("c", {bar = 5})] |> Dict.fromList}

keyed: This accessor lets you traverse a Dict including the index of each element alias for Dict.Accessors.eachIdx

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L
import Dict exposing (Dict)


dictRecord : {foo : Dict String {bar : Int}}
dictRecord = { foo = [ ("a", { bar = 2 })
                     , ("b", { bar = 3 })
                     , ("c", { bar = 4 })
                     ] |> Dict.fromList
             }


multiplyIfA : (String, { bar : Int }) -> { bar : Int }
multiplyIfA ( key, ({ bar } as rec) ) =
    if key == "a" then
        { bar = bar * 10 }
    else
        rec




all (L.foo << keyed) dictRecord
--> [("a", {bar = 2}), ("b", {bar = 3}), ("c", {bar = 4})]


map (L.foo << keyed) multiplyIfA dictRecord
--> {foo = [("a", {bar = 20}), ("b", {bar = 3}), ("c", {bar = 4})] |> Dict.fromList}


all (L.foo << keyed << ixd L.bar) dictRecord
--> [2, 3, 4]


map (L.foo << keyed << ixd L.bar) ((+) 1) dictRecord
--> {foo = [("a", {bar = 3}), ("b", {bar = 4}), ("c", {bar = 5})] |> Dict.fromList}

key: NON-structure preserving accessor over Dict's alias for Dict.Accessors.at

In terms of accessors, think of Dicts as records where each field is a Maybe.

import Dict exposing (Dict)
import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L


dict : Dict String {bar : Int}
dict = Dict.fromList [("foo", {bar = 2})]


get (key "foo") dict
--> Just {bar = 2}


get (key "baz") dict
--> Nothing


try (key "foo" << just << L.bar) dict
--> Just 2


set (key "foo") Nothing dict
--> Dict.remove "foo" dict


set (key "baz" << just << L.bar) 3 dict
--> dict

key: NON-structure preserving accessor over Dict's alias for Dict.Accessors.id

In terms of accessors, think of Dicts as records where each field is a Maybe.

import Dict exposing (Dict)
import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L


dict : Dict Int {bar : Int}
dict = Dict.fromList [(1, {bar = 2})]


get (keyI 1) dict
--> Just {bar = 2}


get (keyI 0) dict
--> Nothing


try (keyI 1 << just << L.bar) dict
--> Just 2


set (keyI 1) Nothing dict
--> Dict.remove 1 dict


set (keyI 0 << just << L.bar) 3 dict
--> dict

key_: NON-structure preserving accessor over Dict's alias for Dict.Accessors.at_

In terms of accessors, think of Dicts as records where each field is a Maybe.

import Dict exposing (Dict)
import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L


dict : Dict Char {bar : Int}
dict = Dict.fromList [('C', {bar = 2})]


keyC : Char -> Lens ls (Dict Char { bar : Int })  (Maybe { bar : Int }) x y
keyC =
    key_ String.fromChar


get (keyC 'C') dict
--> Just {bar = 2}


get (keyC 'Z') dict
--> Nothing


try (keyC 'C' << just << L.bar) dict
--> Just 2


set (keyC 'C') Nothing dict
--> Dict.remove 'C' dict


set (keyC 'Z' << just << L.bar) 3 dict
--> dict

This accessor combinator lets you access values inside List. alias for List.Accessors.each

This accessor lets you traverse a list including the index of each element alias for List.Accessors.eachIdx

at: Structure Preserving accessor over List members. alias for List.Accessors.at

This accessor combinator lets you access values inside Array. alias for Array.Accessors.each

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Array exposing (Array)
import Lens as L


arrayRecord : {foo : Array {bar : Int}}
arrayRecord =
    { foo =
        Array.fromList [{ bar = 2 }, { bar = 3 }, {bar = 4}]
    }


all (L.foo << every << L.bar) arrayRecord
--> [2, 3, 4]


map (L.foo << every << L.bar) ((+) 1) arrayRecord
--> {foo = Array.fromList [{bar = 3}, {bar = 4}, {bar = 5}]}

This accessor lets you traverse an Array including the index of each element alias for Array.Accessors.eachIdx

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Lens as L
import Array exposing (Array)


arrayRecord : { foo : Array { bar : Int } }
arrayRecord = { foo = [ {bar = 2}
                      , {bar = 3}
                      , {bar = 4}
                      ] |> Array.fromList
              }


multiplyIfGTOne : (Int, { bar : Int }) -> { bar : Int }
multiplyIfGTOne ( idx, ({ bar } as rec) ) =
    if idx > 0 then
        { bar = bar * 10 }
    else
        rec




all (L.foo << everyIdx) arrayRecord
--> [(0, {bar = 2}), (1, {bar = 3}), (2, {bar = 4})]


map (L.foo << everyIdx) multiplyIfGTOne arrayRecord
--> {foo = [{bar = 2}, {bar = 30}, {bar = 40}] |> Array.fromList}


all (L.foo << everyIdx << ixd L.bar) arrayRecord
--> [2, 3, 4]


map (L.foo << everyIdx << ixd L.bar) ((+) 1) arrayRecord
--> {foo = [{bar = 3}, {bar = 4}, {bar = 5}] |> Array.fromList}

alias for Array.Accessors.at

import Accessors exposing (..)
import Array exposing (Array)
import Lens as L


arr : Array { bar : String }
arr = Array.fromList [{ bar = "Stuff" }, { bar =  "Things" }, { bar = "Woot" }]


try (ix 1) arr
--> Just { bar = "Things" }


try (ix 9000) arr
--> Nothing


try (ix 0 << L.bar) arr
--> Just "Stuff"


set (ix 0 << L.bar) "Whatever" arr
--> Array.fromList [{ bar = "Whatever" }, { bar =  "Things" }, { bar = "Woot" }]


set (ix 9000 << L.bar) "Whatever" arr
--> arr

Lens over the first component of a Tuple alias for Tuple.Accessors.fst

import Accessors exposing (..)


charging : (String, Int)
charging = ("It's over", 1)


get fst charging
--> "It's over"


set fst "It's over" charging
--> ("It's over", 1)


map fst (\s -> String.toUpper s ++ "!!!") charging
--> ("IT'S OVER!!!", 1)

alias for Tuple.Accessors.snd

import Accessors exposing (..)


meh : (String, Int)
meh = ("It's over", 1)


get snd meh
--> 1


set snd 1125 meh
--> ("It's over", 1125)


meh
    |> set snd 1125
    |> map fst (\s -> String.toUpper s ++ "!!!")
    |> map snd ((*) 8)
--> ("IT'S OVER!!!", 9000)

hex: This accessor lets you convert between tesk9/palette TransparentColor && SolidColor

import Color




new (hexA << swap transparent) Color.red
-->  "#CC0000"
try (hexA << swap transparent) "#C00F" -- with alpha channel
--> Just Color.red

solid: This accessor lets you convert between tesk9/palette TransparentColor && SolidColor

import Color




from transparent <| to transparent Color.red
--> Color.red

solid: This accessor lets you convert between tesk9/palette TransparentColor && SolidColor

import Color




from (transparent << solid) <| to (transparent << solid) Color.red
--> Color.red

oklch: This accessor lets you convert between oklch & avh4/elm-color

import Color
import Color.Round as Round




Color.blue |> to oklch |> from oklch |> Round.rgb
--> Round.rgb Color.blue

oklab: This accessor lets you convert between oklch & avh4/elm-color

import Color
import Color.Round as Round




 Color.blue |> to (oklch << oklab) |> from (oklch << oklab) |> Round.rgb
--> Round.rgb Color.blue

elmui: This accessor lets you convert between oklch & avh4/elm-color

import Color




from elmui <| to elmui Color.red
--> Color.red

hsluv: This accessor lets you convert between oklch & avh4/elm-color

import Color
import Color.Round as Round




Color.blue |> to hsluv |> from hsluv |> Round.rgb
--> Round.rgb Color.blue