Syntax

when making buckets you should structure them somewhat like this

local bucket = Bucket.new({
    "string", -- string
    123, -- number

    { key = "val" }, -- pair

    {
        "a", "b", "c" -- table
    }
})

this goes for adding and setting entries too

-- string
bucket:Push("abc")

-- number
bucket:Push(456)

-- pair
bucket:Push({ key2 = "val2" })

-- table
bucket:Push( { "d", "e", "f" } )

this is because interally most of it is set up like this:

{ index -> { key -> value } }

on top of this there are a few main things for each entry

• Key: what is used alternatively to get the value
• Value: the thing that's being stored
• Index: number that represents where something in the bucket is from 1-length
• Type: either "uni" or "pair", pairs are the key = value and unis are just the value

the key value and type can be found included in the actual entries and in things like ForEach
the index is usually only gotten through functions

bucket:ForEach(function(Key, Value, Index, Type)
    -- stuff
end)

the way it's structured if you don't provide a key it'll default to its index
despite this most of the functions distinguish between the types to make it work best

local bucket = Bucket.new({
    "a",
    { b = "val" }
})


bkt:IndexOf("a") -- 1

bkt:IndexOf("b") -- 2

for string stuff there's a unique syntax for it:

• (( )) = start and end of the bucket
• ( ) = another bucket
• { } = a table
• [ ] = a pair
• * = a key

pairs are represented like this

[ *key => value ]

tables are represented like this

{ Table (lx) }

other buckets are represented like this

( Bucket (lx) )