Manipulating lists in Elixir

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Manipulating lists in Elixir

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I’m starting in the Elixir language and would like to know if there is a repository of 'modules' created and fed by the community and that are widely used in projects, generating productivity and reliability by its maturity in implementation.

In my research, I ended up finding examples of isolated modules and with a specific purpose, made available by the community.

Ex:

List Manipulation
Handling of Json
String handling, with Split operations, Trim, etc..
Other types of manipulation

If it does not exist, in day-to-day life you yourself end up implementing the operations that are necessary?

Jason or Poison to manipulate JSON. The native String module itself for strings. And the native Enum or List for lists.

– vinibrsl

2020/09/11 at 16:46

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The standard Elixir library is quite complete in this sense and has some modules for the operations you mentioned:

List manipulation: Enum (nativo), List (nativo)
Manipulation of JSON: Enum (nativo), Map (nativo), Poison, Jason
String manipulation: String (nativo)

See that the module Enum appears in several cases as it is a collection of functions of everything that responds to the protocol Enumerable.

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by Allan Duarte • 1 point · Answer 1 · 2020-07-13T08:20:37+00:00

I believe you are talking about an Elixir package manager as Javascript NPM. The manager used is Hex (https://hex.pm/).