optics-ts VS partial.lenses

The trick lies within the optic-ts integration.

Fast forward to now and we are learning more about Jotai, a Recoil alternative from Poimandres ( creators of react-three-fiber, etc.). Needless to say, we were very excited when we stumbled upon Jotai Issue #44, a discussion concerning focusable atoms started by Meris Bahtijaragic and the compelling work that resulted, jotai-optics. This code wraps another library we have been very intrigued by as of late, optics-ts which provides a whole new level of typesafe, functional goodness.

If this is something you do often, maybe consider lenses library, like partial.lenses — using it you can target values at arbitrary nesting levels and code should be more concise:

I'm trying to make a series of functions with an interface similar to Lodash's get, set, and update but with some of functionality of an optics library like partial.lenses.