Merged

The merged function is used to merge a deeply nested ReadonlyGrain into a single ReadonlyGrain. It takes a ReadonlyGrain with nested Grain instances and returns a new ReadonlyGrain containing the flattened values.

Type: merged<T>(deepGrain: ReadonlyGrain<ReadonlyGrain<T>>): ReadonlyGrain<T>

Creating a Merged Grain

To create a merged Grain, use the merged function and provide a ReadonlyGrain with nested Grain instances. The resulting ReadonlyGrain will contain the flattened values.

import { grain, merged, ReadonlyGrain } from '@grainular/nord';

const innerGrain = grain(42);
const deepGrain = grain(innerGrain);

// Merge the deeply nested grain to create a new `ReadonlyGrain`.
const mergedGrain = merged(deepGrain);
// Returns a `ReadonlyGrain` with the value `42`.

The merged function is useful when you have a deeply nested ReadonlyGrain, and you want to extract and flatten the innermost value into a single ReadonlyGrain.

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Code insights: You can see the function signature & implementation here: merged.ts