fluree.db.util.core — com.fluree/db 1.0.0-rc1

catch* clj/s

cljs-env? clj/s

(cljs-env? env)

Take the &env from a macro, and tell whether we are expanding into cljs.

current-time-millis clj/s

(current-time-millis)

Returns current time in epoch milliseonds for closure/script

date->millis clj/s

(date->millis date)

Given a date, returns epoch millis if possible.

deep-merge clj/s

(deep-merge v & vs)

email? clj/s

(email? email)

exception? clj/s

(exception? x)

x-platform, returns true if is an execption

filter-vals clj/s

(filter-vals pred m)

Filters map k/v pairs dropping any where predicate applied to value is false.

if-cljs clj/s macro

(if-cljs then else)

Return then if we are generating cljs code and else for Clojure code. https://groups.google.com/d/msg/clojurescript/iBY5HaQda4A/w1lAQi9_AwsJ

inclusive-range clj/s

(inclusive-range)

(inclusive-range end)

(inclusive-range start end)

(inclusive-range start end step)

Like range, but includes start/end values.

index-of clj/s

(index-of coll value)

keyword->str clj/s

(keyword->str k)

Converts a keyword to string. Can safely be called on a string which will return itself.

map-invert clj/s

(map-invert m)

max-integer clj/s

max-long clj/s

min-integer clj/s

min-long clj/s

pred-ident? clj/s

(pred-ident? x)

Tests if an predicate identity two-tuple in form of [pred-name-or-id pred-value]

random-uuid clj/s

(random-uuid)

some-of clj/s macro

(some-of)

(some-of x)

(some-of x & more)

str->epoch-ms clj/s

(str->epoch-ms time-str)

Takes time as a string and returns an java.time.Instant.

str->int clj/s

(str->int s)

Converts string to integer. Assumes you've already verified the string is parsable to an integer.

str->keyword clj/s

(str->keyword s)

Converts a string to a keyword, checking to see if the string starts with a ':', which it strips before converting.

subj-ident? clj/s

(subj-ident? x)

Tests if an _id is a numeric or predicate-ident

temp-ident? clj/s

(temp-ident? x)

trunc clj/s

(trunc s n)

Truncate string s to n characters.

try* clj/s macro

(try* & body)

Like try but supports catch*. catch* is like catch but supports CLJ/CLJS with less boilerplate. In CLJ it catches Exception. In CLJS it catches :default. Use it like this: (try* ... (catch* err (handle-err err))). Also supports an optional finally clause.

try-catchall clj/s macro

(try-catchall & body)

A cross-platform variant of try-catch that catches all exceptions. Does not (yet) support finally, and does not need or want an exception class.

url-decode clj/s

(url-decode string)

(url-decode string encoding)

url-encode clj/s

(url-encode string)

without-nils clj/s

(without-nils m)

Remove all keys from a map that have nil or empty collection values.

zero-pad clj/s

(zero-pad x pad)

Zero pads x