Unction Packages

Takes a keyed functor that looks like an entity (keys are pointers to both keys and values) and turns them into an non-entity record

Map over keys with the value and key context

Merges two iterables, preferring left

Returns the first N of a list of ordered values

Determines if a string starts with another string

Creates a record tree where the key is a computation on the value and the value is a list of the values that match with that computation

Cascades through multiple keychains in order to arrive at a value

The entirety of all unction fucntions

Given a set of promises only return the resolved promises

Like map but over the key instead of the value

Takes a left and right collection and recuresively combines them prefering right: merge for Object and concat for Array

Takes a list of keys and a keyed enumerable, and returns the values for those keys

Figure out the raw iterator function of a thing

Takes a enumerable that has keys and returns the same type where all the given keys don't exist

Takes an enumerable and a predicate, returning an enumerable with items that returned false from the predicate

Takes a predicate and returns the reverse of that predicate

Produces the set or subset based on a predicate run with each value

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Given a keychain and a value it creates an object that has keys based on the keychain

Reduces the keyed enumerable to an object with only the keys provided