Prism (json-values 8.0.1 API)

java.lang.Object
- jsonvalues.Prism<S,T>

Type Parameters:

S - the source of a prism

T - the target of a prism
```
public class Prism<S,T>
extends Object
```
A Prism is an optic that can be seen as a pair of functions: - getOptional: S -> Optional<T> - reverseGet : T -> S Typically a Prism encodes the relation between a Sum or CoProduct type and one of its element.

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type	Field	Description
`Function<Predicate<T>,Predicate<S>>`	`all`	check if there is no target or the target satisfies the predicate
`Function<Predicate<T>,Predicate<S>>`	`exists`	check if there is a target and it satisfies the predicate
`Function<Predicate<T>,Function<S,Optional<T>>>`	`find`	find if the target satisfies the predicate
`Function<S,Optional<T>>`	`getOptional`	get the target of a Prism or nothing if there is no target
`Predicate<S>`	`isEmpty`	check if there is no target
`Function<Function<T,T>,Function<S,S>>`	`modify`	modify the target of a Prism with a function, returning the same source if the prism is not matching.
`Function<Function<T,T>,Function<S,Optional<S>>>`	`modifyOpt`	modify the target of a Prism with a function, returning empty if the prism is not matching.
`Predicate<S>`	`nonEmpty`	check if there is a target
`Function<T,S>`	`reverseGet`	get the modified source of a Prism

Method Summary
- Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
  clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Field Detail
  - getOptional
```
public final Function<S,Optional<T>> getOptional
```
    get the target of a Prism or nothing if there is no target
  - reverseGet
```
public final Function<T,S> reverseGet
```
    get the modified source of a Prism
  - isEmpty
```
public final Predicate<S> isEmpty
```
    check if there is no target
  - nonEmpty
```
public final Predicate<S> nonEmpty
```
    check if there is a target
  - modify
```
public final Function<Function<T,T>,Function<S,S>> modify
```
    modify the target of a Prism with a function, returning the same source if the prism is not matching. Basically it means we dont care about the success of the operation
  - modifyOpt
```
public final Function<Function<T,T>,Function<S,Optional<S>>> modifyOpt
```
    modify the target of a Prism with a function, returning empty if the prism is not matching. Unless modify, we need to know the success of the operation
  - find
```
public final Function<Predicate<T>,Function<S,Optional<T>>> find
```
    find if the target satisfies the predicate
  - exists
```
public final Function<Predicate<T>,Predicate<S>> exists
```
    check if there is a target and it satisfies the predicate
  - all
```
public final Function<Predicate<T>,Predicate<S>> all
```
    check if there is no target or the target satisfies the predicate