cli-matic.utils-convert-config
Convert old configuration (v1) to the new format (v2), in a printable way.
This comes in handy when evolving existing scripts.
ATM it only works for Clojure, and not so well, as symbol de-munging is not 100% deterministic (minuses and underscores are mixed).
This namespace is not referenced from anywhere else in CLI-matic.
# Convert old configuration (v1) to the new format (v2), in a printable way. This comes in handy when evolving existing scripts. ATM it only works for Clojure, and not so well, as symbol de-munging is not 100% deterministic (minuses and underscores are mixed). This namespace is not referenced from anywhere else in CLI-matic.
convert-and-printclj
(convert-and-print cfg-v1)Given a configuration v1, pretty-prints the corresponding configuration v2 that you can copy-and-paste it into your scripts.
Given a configuration v1, pretty-prints the corresponding configuration v2 that you can copy-and-paste it into your scripts.
fn->classNameclj
(fn->className a-fn)Extracts the class name for a given function.
Extracts the class name for a given function.
fn-namecljmacro
(fn-name f)This works, but only as a macro.
This works, but only as a macro.
replace-runs-entriesclj
(replace-runs-entries v)Whenever we find an entry [:runs fnxxxx] we replace the function with its symbol.
Whenever we find an entry [:runs fnxxxx] we replace the function with its symbol.
unmangle-fnclj
(unmangle-fn a-fn)Given a non-anonymous function, returns its Clojure name as a symbol.
Given a non-anonymous function, returns its Clojure name as a symbol.
unmangle-fn-nameclj
(unmangle-fn-name a-fn-name)Given the name of a class that implements a Clojure function, returns the function's name in Clojure. Note: If the true Clojure function name contains any underscores (a rare occurrence), the unmangled name will contain hyphens at those locations instead.
Inspired by https://www.mail-archive.com/clojure@googlegroups.com/msg13018.html
There is a similar function in 'clojure.repl/demunge' that screws up in a very similar way for symbols that have a '_' or a '-' in their name,
Given the name of a class that implements a Clojure function, returns the function's name in Clojure. Note: If the true Clojure function name contains any underscores (a rare occurrence), the unmangled name will contain hyphens at those locations instead. Inspired by https://www.mail-archive.com/clojure@googlegroups.com/msg13018.html There is a similar function in 'clojure.repl/demunge' that screws up in a very similar way for symbols that have a '_' or a '-' in their name,
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