See Map.delete/2.

See Map.drop/2.

See Map.equal?/2.

See Map.fetch/2.

See Map.fetch!/2.

Similar to Enum.filter, but produces a map instead of a keyword list.

See Map.from_struct/1.

See Map.get/2.

See Map.get/3.

See Map.get_and_update/3.

See Map.get_and_update!/3.

See Map.get_lazy/3.

See Map.has_key?/2.

See Map.keys/1.

This function works like Enum.map, but produces a new map instead of a keyword list.

Just like Map.map, except that nested maps within the given map will be tranversed and also transformed.

See Map.merge/2.

See Map.merge/3.

Similar to Maplike.merge_deep, but only merges on nested maps.

See Map.new/0.

See Map.new/1.

See Map.new/2.

Creates a new map from another map with only keys in it that have the given prefix.

See Map.pop/2.

See Map.pop/3.

See Map.pop_lazy/3.

See Map.put/3.

Similar to Kernel.put_in/3, but creates new maps if nil is returned while traversing the path.

See Map.put_new/3.

See Map.put_new_lazy/3.

See Map.replace/3.

See Map.replace!/3.

See Map.size/1.

See Map.split/2.

See Map.take/2.

Converts the given map and all of its child maps to keyword lists.

See Map.to_list/1.

See Map.update/4.

See Map.update!/3.

See Map.values/1.