This library provides some basic [1] mutation-only [2] reified [3] operations for working with common data types in PureScript, as well as some convenience functions for generating plans. What does that mean?
[1]. Basic means that these are literally just data structures. The docs on Pursuit will tell you everything you need, as each constructor of the data type represents each possible action.
[2]. Mutation-only means that none of these allow you to access the
data. This is a deliberate choice: your interpreter implementations can be
written safe in the knowledge that none of the intermediate state is actually
required externally, so it doesn't need to be preserved. If we care about
performance, this means that we are free to write stateful interpreters
that modify values in place using the ST operations
or even a Ref.
[3]. Reified is a scary word that means "we represent our functions as a data type". We've lifted the idea of our computation into data, and thus made it totally pure!
PRs, PRs, PRs! All welcome - this library will be biased by what I need (most likely for Panda, but I would be delighted if anyone wanted to add other structures or better tests!