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lambdaisland.data-printers
Provide a convenient interface for defining tagged print handlers for custom
types. All register-... functions take the same arguments: [type tag to-edn]
typethe type this handler is for (java.lang.Classor JS constructor)tagthe symbol used as tag, without the#to-edna function which takes the object to be printed, and returns plain data (vectors, maps, etc)
Provide a convenient interface for defining tagged print handlers for custom types. All `register-...` functions take the same arguments: `[type tag to-edn]` - `type` the type this handler is for (`java.lang.Class` or JS constructor) - `tag` the symbol used as tag, without the `#` - `to-edn` a function which takes the object to be printed, and returns plain data (vectors, maps, etc)
register-pprintclj/s
(register-pprint type tag to-edn)Register pretty-print writer based on a class/type.
Register pretty-print writer based on a class/type.
register-printclj/s
(register-print type tag to-edn)Register a regular print handler. Extends clojure.core/print-method and
clojure.core/print-dup on Clojure, and implements IPrintWithWriter on
ClojureScript.
Register a regular print handler. Extends `clojure.core/print-method` and `clojure.core/print-dup` on Clojure, and implements `IPrintWithWriter` on ClojureScript.
type-nameclj/s
(type-name t)Given a class/type, return its name as a string. For ClojureScript this is a
best effort, and you may need to give it a hand by setting a .-name property
on your constructor function.
Given a class/type, return its name as a string. For ClojureScript this is a best effort, and you may need to give it a hand by setting a `.-name` property on your constructor function.
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