orchard.spec — cider/orchard 0.11.0

add-multi-specs clj

(add-multi-specs form)

Walk down a spec form and for every subform that is a multi-spec add its sub specs.

clojure-alpha-spec? clj

True if clojure.alpha.spec is supported, otherwise false.

clojure-spec-alpha? clj

True if clojure.spec.alpha is supported, otherwise false.

clojure-spec? clj

True if clojure.spec is supported, otherwise false.

describe clj

(describe s)

form clj

(form s)

gen clj

(gen s)

generate clj

(generate s)

get-multi-spec-sub-specs clj

(get-multi-spec-sub-specs multi-spec-form)

Given a multi-spec form, call its multi method methods to retrieve its subspecs.

get-spec clj

(get-spec k)

normalize-spec-fn-form clj

(normalize-spec-fn-form [_ [sym] & r])

Given a form like (fn* [any-symbol] ... any-symbol...) replace fn* with fn and any occurrence of any-symbol with %.

normalize-spec-form clj

(normalize-spec-form sub-form)

Applys normalize-spec-fn-form to any fn* sub form.

registry clj

(registry)

spec-example clj

(spec-example spec-name)

Given a spec symbol as a string, returns a string with a pretty printed example generated by the spec.

spec-form clj

(spec-form spec-name)

(spec-form spec-name ns)

Given a spec symbol as a string, get the spec form and prepare it for a response.

spec-from-string clj

(spec-from-string s)

Given a string like "clojure.core/let" or ":user/email" returns the associated spec in the registry, if there is one.

spec-list clj

(spec-list filter-regex)

(spec-list filter-regex ns)

Retrieves a list of all specs in the registry, sorted by ns/name. If filter-regex is not empty, keep only the specs with that prefix.

spec? clj

True if clojure.spec, clojure.spec.alpha orclojure.alpha.spec is supported, otherwise false.

str-non-colls clj

(str-non-colls form)

Given a form, convert all non collection childs to str.