All Classes

Class	Description
AbstractTuple
API	The API class allows access to the libraries interfaces and control structures.
CheckedConsumer<T>
CheckedFunction<U,T>
CheckedRunner
CheckedSupplier<T>
Collection<T>	The collection interface enables basic operations that allow access to the elements.
Collections
Collectors
Control
Dates
Equal	A control class to build an equality comparison.
FatalException
Foldable<T>	In functional programming, fold (also termed reduce, accumulate, aggregate, compress, or inject) refers to a family of higher-order functions that analyze a recursive data structure and through use of a given combining operation, recombine the results of recursively processing its constituent parts, building up a return value.
Iterator<T>	An extension on the default Iterator that adds utility operations to easily manipulate the iterator or locate elements inside it.
List<T>
Map<K,T>	This class represents a map implementation that is immutable.
NonFatalException
Optional<T>	The Optional provides a functional way to detect null values without null reference checks or complicated logic throughout the code base.
Optional.OrElse	The OrElse interface is an extension to the Optional interface.
Pair<X,Y>
PairImpl<X,Y>
Pipeline<T>	A pipeline is a set of commands that will be applied on top any Collection.
Quadruplet<X,Y,Z,D>
QuadrupletImpl<X,Y,Z,D>
Range<T extends java.time.temporal.Temporal>	A temporal range to contain a from until temporal entities.
RangeImpl<T extends java.time.temporal.Temporal>
Sequence<T>	Sequences are ordered collections of elements.
Set<T>	The set is an extension of the Collection interface that guarantees only unique elements are contained within the set.
Streamable<T>	This interface indicates that the class implements the Streamable.stream() method.
Traversable<T>
Tree<T>
Tree.NodeCollection<T>	The node collection is a set of tree elements each containing exactly one value.
Triplet<X,Y,Z>
TripletImpl<X,Y,Z>
Try<T>	The try interface allows for easier and more functional coding around exception handling.
Tuple
Value<T>	The Value interface represents a simple wrapped value.
ValueType<T>	The ValueType class represents an immutable wrapper around a data entity.