jry

another conjrib, pronounced 'dry'

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Installing

The easiest way to use jry in your own projects is via Leiningen. Add the following dependency to your project.clj file:

[jry "2.0.0"]

To build jry from source, run the following commands:

lein deps
lein jar

Examples

composing functions

; % as a shorthand for partial
((% identity 1)) => 1

basic functions

; exclusive or
(xor true false) => true
(xor true true) => false
(xor false false) => false

; one? & two?
(one? 1) => true
(one? 3) => false
(two? 2) => true
(two? 8) => false

interop related functions

; truthy converts truthy values to true and falsey values to false
; good for functions that need to return true or false explicitly
(truthy? "BRN") => true
(truthy? true)  => true
(truthy? nil)   => false

; falsey is the complement of truthy
(falsey? "BRN") => false
(falsey? true)  => false
(falsey? nil)   => true

; obj->map allows you to convert from a Java object to a map
; without using reflection
(obj->map (java.util.Date. 2012 0 31)
          :month .getMonth
          :year .getYear
          :day .getDate) => {:month 0 :year 2012 :day 31}

; parse-double & parse-long are available, and helpful when used with high-order fns
(parse-double "2.1") => 2.1
(parse-long "2") => 2

collections

; every is like every?, but it returns the entire list if
; everything is truthy; else, nil
(every identity [1 2 3]) => [1 2 3]
(every identity [1 false]) => nil

maps

; submap? returns true if a map is (recursively) a submap
(submap? {:a 1 :b {:c 2}} {:a 1 :b {:c 2 :d 3} :e 4}) => true
(submap? {:a 1 :b {:c 2}} {:a "9" :b {:c 2 :d 3} :e 4}) => false
(submap? {:a 1 :b {:c 2}} {:a 1 :b {:c "9" :d 3} :e 4}) => false

; flatten-keys denormalizes keys.
(flatten-keys {:a {:b 1 :e 3} :c {:d 2}}) => {[:a :b] 1 [:a :e] 3 [:c :d] 2}
(flatten-keys {:a {:z nil :b 1 :e {:f 4 :g 5}}}) => {[:a :z] nil [:a :b] 1 [:a :e :f] 4 [:a :e :g] 5}

; update-vals applies a function (and any additional args) to
; each value in a map.
(update-vals {:b {:c :d :e :f} :h {:c :d :e :f}} dissoc :c) => {:b {:e :f} :h {:e :f}}

; update-keys applies a function (and any additional args) to
; each key in a map.
(update-keys {1 :a 2 :b} + 1) => {2 :a 3 :b}

; nth-values returns all values at or below a key depth
(nth-vals 2 {1 {2 3} 4 {5 6}}) => [3 6]
(nth-vals 2 {:a :a 1 {2 3} 4 {5 {6 7}}}) => [3 {6 7} :a]

; replace-values replaces the values of keys that exist in a map
; (and ignores any replacement values that have keys that do not
; exist in the original map)
(replace-vals {:a 1 :b 2} {:b 3 :c 4}) => {:a 1 :b 3}

jry.set Examples

; rel->hash-map converts a rel to a hash-map. A key-fn is required, and
; a val-fn can be optionally specified.
(rel->hash-map [{:id 1 :first-name "Jay" :last-name "Fields"}
            {:id 2 :first-name "John" :last-name "Hume"}]
           :id)
=> {2 {:last-name "Hume", :first-name "John", :id 2},
    1 {:last-name "Fields", :first-name "Jay", :id 1}}
(rel->hash-map [{:id 1 :first-name "Jay" :last-name "Fields"}
            {:id 2 :first-name "John" :last-name "Hume"}]
           :id :val-fn (comp (partial apply format "%s %s")
                             (juxt :first-name :last-name)))
=> {2 "John Hume", 1 "Jay Fields"}

; hash-map->rel converts a hash-map to a rel. You'll need to specify keys
; that will be used for both the key and the value.
(hash-map->rel {2 "John Hume", 1 "Jay Fields"} :id :name)
=> ({:name "Jay Fields", :id 1} {:name "John Hume", :id 2})

; transform returns a rel of the maps in rel that have been transformed by
; fns from the transform-fns map to the values of the specified keys.
(transform [{:num 1 :str "abc" :raw 'still-raw}
            {:num 2 :str "xyz" :raw 'also-raw}]
           {:num str :str keyword})
=> ({:raw still-raw, :str :abc, :num "1"} {:raw also-raw, :str :xyz, :num "2"})

; combine returns a map of the maps in rel, merge using the combine-fn for each
; key specified in combine-fns, or using standard merge rules when no combine-fns
; is specified
(combine [{:num 1 :str "abc" :raw 'still-raw}
          {:num 2 :str "xyz" :raw 'also-raw}]
         {:num + :str str})
=> {:num 3, :str "abcxyz", :raw also-raw}

License

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