How to use the updeep.if function in updeep
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addFlake: newFlake => edit(u({flakes: u.if(lengthIsLessThan(21),concat(newFlake)),
droppedCount: increment })),
removeFlake: flakeId => edit(u({flakes: u.reject(flakeHasId(flakeId)) })), addFlake: newFlake => edit(u({flakes: u.if(lengthIsLessThan(21),concat(newFlake)),
droppedCount: increment })),
removeFlake: flakeId => edit(u({flakes: u.reject(flakeHasId(flakeId)) })),(tags, ui, filters) => {
return {
ui,
tags: tags.map(u(
u.if(
pipe(prop('id'), contains(__, filters)),
assoc('isSelected', true)
)
))
};
}
),updeep
Easily update nested frozen objects and arrays in a declarative and immutable manner.
