The hierarchy library is an opinionated Clojure library primarily designed to enhance the built-in hierarchy functions, it removes the constraints that the hierarchy relationship's parent must be a namespace-qualified symbol or keyword and or that child must be either a namespace-qualified symbol or keyword or a class.
Here's a simple example.
(ns user
(:require [hierarchy.core]))
;;; using global hierarchy
(derive :bar :that)
(derive :foo :bar)
(isa? :foo :bar) ;; => true
;;; using via make-hierarchy
(-> (make-hierarchy)
(derive :bar :that)
(derive :foo :bar)
(isa? :foo :bar)) ;; => true
See the existing tests for more examples.
hierarchy is built, tested, and deployed using Clojure Tools Deps.
GNU Make is used to simplify invocation of some commands.
hierarchy releases for this project are on Clojars. Simply add the following to your project:
See CONTRIBUTING.md
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