Class CborMap

Creates a new, empty CBOR Map. Optionally initializes from a JavaScript Map (every key and value must itself be encodable).

Debug label: Object.prototype.toString reports [object CborMap].

The number of entries in the map.

Get the entries of the map as an array, sorted in canonical ascending encoded-key order.

Public because the encoder, diagnostic formatter, and hex annotator consume it cross-module; not part of the supported surface.

Inserts a key-value pair into the map (replacing any entry whose key has the same canonical encoding). Any insertion order is accepted - entries are kept in canonical ascending encoded-key order.

Get the stored Cbor node for a key, or undefined if absent.

To read a native value, compose explicitly:

asNumber(map.get("age"));          // number | undefined, checked
extractCbor(map.getOrThrow("age")); // CborNative, throws if absent
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Get the stored Cbor node for a key.

The stored entry at position i in canonical ascending encoded-key order; the caller keeps i within [0, size).

Positional access for the encoder and for structural equality, which walk a map (or two maps in lockstep) without materializing entriesArray; not part of the supported surface.

The encoded CBOR bytes of the key at position i - the bytes the entry is sorted by, computed once when it was inserted.

The encoder writes these directly, as the reference's Map::cbor_data writes its stored MapKey, instead of re-encoding the key node; not part of the supported surface.

Iterate keys in canonical (sorted encoded-key) order.

Iterate values in canonical key order.

Iterate [key, value] tuples in canonical key order (the JS Map.entries() shape).

JS Map.forEach mirror (value first, then key, then the map).

Append a key-value pair whose encoded key must sort strictly after every existing key.

The decoder's append path; not part of the supported surface.

Convert to a plain JavaScript Map of extracted native values. Tagged values come back as Cbor nodes and nested maps as CborMap (the CborNative asymmetries).