gistfile1.rb

map = @bucket.find_crdt 'my-map-key'

map
# alpha: register
# bravo: set
# charlie: map
# charlie.zulu: map
# charlie.zulu.yankee: counter
# delta: counter

map.registers #=> { :alpha => register("123") }, a Collection<Register> which is a kind of Hash
map.registers[:alpha] #=> register("123")
map.registers[:alpha].set "12345" # immediately issues MapOp(update("alpha", "12345"))

map.sets[:bravo] #=> set("abc", "def", "ghi")
map.sets[:bravo].add "abc" # noop? issue MapOp(update("bravo", SetOp(adds: "abc")))?

map.maps[:charlie].maps[:zulu].counters[:yankee].increment # issue MapOp(update("charlie", MapOp(update("zulu", MapOp(update("yankee", CounterOp(1)))))))

map.batch do |m|
  m.counters[:delta].increment # enqueue update("delta", CounterOp(1)) on m (which is map in disguise)
  m.maps[:charlie].maps[:zulu].flags[:xray] = true # enqueue add("xray", :flag) and update("xray", FlagOp(:enabled)) on m.charlie.zulu (which is map.charlie.zulu in disguise)
end
# issues enqueued updates in single MapOp

@lenary Super thanks for filling me in that map entries are {name, type} => content and not name => {type, content}, that helps a ton, especially with the case that somebody puts an entry called batch or map or delete in a map.