jedi-time.core
Navigable datafied versions of the core java.time objects.
Navigable datafied versions of the core `java.time` objects.
invalid!clj
(invalid! k)Controls what happens when a key is not recognised. Throws ex-info (by default), but can be dynamically rebound.
Controls what happens when a key is not recognised. Throws ex-info (by default), but can be dynamically rebound.
now!clj
(now!)(now! {:keys [as zone clock] :or {as :instant}})Returns a Temporal object in the specified <as> mode (defaults to :instant) representing the current point in time. A custom Clock <clock>, and/or a specific time-zone <zone-id> can be provided. If both are provided, the Clock takes precedence. Consumers may need to type-hint (per <as>) at the call-site (in case Temporal doesn't suffice).
Returns a Temporal object in the specified <as> mode (defaults to :instant) representing the current point in time. A custom Clock <clock>, and/or a specific time-zone <zone-id> can be provided. If both are provided, the Clock takes precedence. Consumers may need to type-hint (per <as>) at the call-site (in case Temporal doesn't suffice).
redatafyclj
Composes datafy withundatafy (via comp).
Useful for re-obtaining nav capabilities
if the metadata was lost (e.g by serialisation).
Composes `datafy` with`undatafy` (via `comp`). Useful for re-obtaining `nav` capabilities if the metadata was lost (e.g by serialisation).
undatafyclj
(undatafy x)Looks up the :clojure.datafy/obj key in the metadata of <x>,
and makes sure it matches <x>. If it fails, reconstructs the
appropriate temporal object from scratch (assuming keys per d/datafy).
If that fails, returns/throws (invalid! {:datafied/not x}).
Looks up the `:clojure.datafy/obj` key in the metadata of <x>,
and makes sure it matches <x>. If it fails, reconstructs the
appropriate temporal object from scratch (assuming keys per `d/datafy`).
If that fails, returns/throws `(invalid! {:datafied/not x})`.cljdoc is a website building & hosting documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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