DynamicValue

A collection of key-value pairs where both keys and values are DynamicValues.

Unlike Record which uses String keys, Map supports arbitrary DynamicValue keys. Entry order is preserved and significant for equality comparison. Use sortMapKeys to normalize key ordering.

Represents the absence of a value.

Analogous to JSON null or Scala's None. Use dropNulls to recursively remove Null values from containers.

A scalar value wrapped in a PrimitiveValue.

Primitives include strings, booleans, all numeric types (Int, Long, Double, Float, Short, Byte, BigInt, BigDecimal), temporal types (Instant, Duration, LocalDate, etc.), UUID, Char, and Unit.

A collection of named fields, analogous to a case class or JSON object.

Field order is preserved and significant for equality comparison. Use sortFields to normalize field ordering for order-independent comparison.

An ordered collection of values, analogous to a List, Array, or Chunk.

Element order is preserved and significant for equality comparison.

A tagged union value, analogous to a sealed trait with case classes.

Contains a case name identifying which variant is active and the associated value for that case.

The names of the product elements.

The name of the type.

Compute the difference between two DynamicValues. Returns a DynamicPatch that transforms oldValue into newValue.