fireworks.core — io.github.paintparty/fireworks 0.1.0

!? clj/s

(!?)

(!? x)

(!? _ x)

A no-op function which returns the value. Intended to temporarily silence the printing of a form while still keeping it wrapped with fireworks.core/?.

!?> clj/s

(!?>)

(!?> x)

(!?> _ x)

A no-op function which returns the value. Intended to temporarily silence the printing of a form while still keeping it wrapped with fireworks.core/?>.

? clj/s macro

(?)

(? x)

(? a x)

Prints the namespace info, then the form (or user-supplied label), and then the value. The form (or optional label) and value are formatted with fireworks.core/_p. Returns the value.

If value is a list whose first element is a member of fireworks.core/core-defs, the value gets evaluated first, then the quoted var is printed and returned.

?> clj/s

(?> x)

(?> label x)

fireworks.core/?> prints the value using js/console.log or pprint, and then returns the value.

_p clj/s

(_p opts x)

(_p a opts x)

Internal runtime dispatch target for fireworks.core/? and fireworks.core/p. Needs to be a public function because fireworks.core/? is a macro.

Pretty-prints the value with syntax coloring. Takes an optional leading argument (custom label or options map). Returns the value.

arrow+linebreaks clj/s

(arrow+linebreaks {:keys [label label-len form form-len len tagged-arrow fmt]
                   :as m})

This formats the form-to-be-evaled (or user-supplied label), evaled fat arrow, and associated linebreaks.

Examples of expected output. The expected output is wrapped in `` (backticks) for examples below:

In this example, the user-supplied label + newline is shorter than the value-width-limit(from config), so no newline.

(? "my form" [1 2 3])

my.namespace:12:1 my form [1 2 3]

In this example, the user-supplied label + newline is longer than the value-width-limit(from config), so newline.

(? "my form" ["one" "two" "three" "four" "aadfasdfasd"])

my.namespace:12:1 my form ["one" "two" "three" "four" "aadfasdfasd"]

In this example, the form-to-be-evaled + newline is shorter than the value-width-limit (from config), so no newline.

(? (+ 2 3))

my.namespace:12:1 (+ 2 3) => 5

In this example, the form-to-be-evaled + newline + arrow + result is longer than the value-width-limit (from config), but the arrow + result is shorter than value-width-limit, so newline + arrow + value.

(? (range 10))

my.namespace:12:1 (range 10) => (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9)

In this example, the form-to-be-evaled + newline + arrow + result is longer than the value-width-limit (from config), and the arrow + result is also longer than value-width-limit, so newline + arrow + newline + value. (? (range 20))

my.namespace:12:1 (range 10) => (0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14)

cast-var clj/s

(cast-var defd {:keys [ns-str]})

core-defs clj/s

core-defs-clj-classes clj/s

formatted clj/s

(formatted source {:keys [form-meta qf p*? label ns-str] :as opts})

Formatted log with file-info, form/comment, fat-arrow and syntax-colored pretty-printed result. Used by fireworks.core/? macro.

formatted* clj/s

(formatted* source)

(formatted* source opts)

p clj/s

(p)

(p x)

(p a x)

Prints the value. The value is formatted with fireworks.core/_p. Returns the value.

p* clj/s macro

(p*)

(p* x)

(p* a x)

Formats the namespace info, then the form (or user-supplied label), and then the value. The form (or optional label) and value are formatted with fireworks.core/p.

If value is a list whose first element is a member of fireworks.core/core-defs, the value gets evaluated first, then the quoted var is printed and returned.

Returns a map of data with the following shape:

{:formatted {:string "..." :css-styles [...]} :formatted+ {:string "..." :css-styles [...]} :file "sandbox/browser.cljs" :end-column 32 :ns-str "sandbox.browser" :file-info-str "sandbox.browser:119:22" :column 22 :line 119 :end-line 119 :quoted-value "..."}

The entries [:formatted :string], [:formatted+ :string], and [:quoted-value] represent the syntax-colored values. The tokens within these strings are wrapped with %c escaped codes for browser dev consoles, or sgr codes, for terminal emulators.

user-label! clj/s

(user-label! label)