datawalk.datawalkable

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Describes how a type of thing should stringify itself for datawalk. Implementations should work in both clj and cljs (cl-format is useful for this). Output will be chopped off at max-line-length characters, and should be designed accordingly. dw-to-string should have two arities, one which prints the item by itself, in such a way that it can be embedded in a line, and one which prints for the topmost level. The latter mostly only applies to items which are in some sense seqable collections, and the convention for their top-level behavior is that each member of the collection is printed on a separate line, preceded by a number which should represent the nth member. See stringify-seq and stringify-map for examples. For items which are not conceptually a seqable collection, the two arities can and generally should be identical.

Describes how a type of thing should stringify itself for datawalk.
Implementations should work in both clj and cljs (cl-format is useful for
this). Output will be chopped off at max-line-length characters, and should
be designed accordingly. dw-to-string should have two arities, one which
prints the item by itself, in such a way that it can be embedded in a line,
and one which prints for the topmost level. The latter mostly only applies
to items which are in some sense seqable collections, and the convention
for their top-level behavior is that each member of the collection is
printed on a separate line, preceded by a number which should represent
the nth member. See stringify-seq and stringify-map for examples. For
items which are not conceptually a seqable collection, the two arities
can and generally should be identical.