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k16.kmono.core.deps
filter-package-aliasesclj
(filter-package-aliases globs packages)Filter the given packages map by those that contain aliases described by at
least one of the given given globs.
Returns a map with pkg-name as the key and the set of aliases from that package that matched the globs.
(filter-package-aliases {:package-a {}} [:*/test])
;; => {:package-a #{:test}}
Filter the given `packages` map by those that contain aliases described by at
least one of the given given `globs`.
Returns a map with pkg-name as the key and the set of aliases from that
package that matched the globs.
```clojure
(filter-package-aliases {:package-a {}} [:*/test])
;; => {:package-a #{:test}}
```generate-sdeps-aliasesclj
(generate-sdeps-aliases project-root packages)Generate an -Sdeps compatible map containing aliases generated from various
workspace sources.
This is the primary way of augmenting clojure with new classpath information.
Aliases are generated from:
- The set of packages in the workspace. These are added into an alias called
:kmono/packagescontaining:extra-deps. - All the aliases from all packages in the workspace are raised up and combined, scoping their alias names to the package name.
- The aliases from
deps.local.ednin the project root.
Generate an `-Sdeps` compatible map containing aliases generated from various workspace sources. This is the primary way of augmenting clojure with new classpath information. Aliases are generated from: 1) The set of packages in the workspace. These are added into an alias called `:kmono/packages` containing `:extra-deps`. 2) All the aliases from all packages in the workspace are raised up and combined, scoping their alias names to the package name. 3) The aliases from `deps.local.edn` in the project root.
match-keywordclj
(match-keyword kw glob)Compare a namespaced keyword against a keyword glob.
The keyword glob should be provided as a keyword where either the namespace
or name component can be substituted with a *. For example the below are all
valid globs
:a/b:*/b:a/*:*/*
Compare a namespaced keyword against a keyword `glob`. The keyword `glob` should be provided as a keyword where either the namespace or name component can be substituted with a `*`. For example the below are all valid globs - `:a/b` - `:*/b` - `:a/*` - `:*/*`
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