(make-comma-separated-string xs)Transforms the given sequence of keywords, strings, or symbols into a comma delimited string.
Transforms the given sequence of keywords, strings, or symbols into a comma delimited string.
(opts->query-params opts k->f)Jira REST API supports array query parameters which are represented as a
comma-delimited string. This function extracts the given query parameters
from the given map m and transforms them into Jira REST API format.
Arguments:
opts
: A map that configures a Jira query and could consist of query parameters.
The names of query parameters are (keys k->f).
k->f
: A map of keywords to functions of one argument. A keyword represents a name
of a query parameter. A function transforms a query parameter value. It
could be nil, in this case the value is not transformed.
You typically don't need to use this function unless you want to create your own wrappers/builders for Jira REST API requests. Please, refer to the source code of [manenko.clj-jira.request.user/current] function, for an example of usage.
Jira REST API supports array query parameters which are represented as a comma-delimited string. This function extracts the given query parameters from the given map `m` and transforms them into Jira REST API format. **Arguments:** opts : A map that configures a Jira query and could consist of query parameters. The names of query parameters are `(keys k->f)`. k->f : A map of keywords to functions of one argument. A keyword represents a name of a query parameter. A function transforms a query parameter value. It could be `nil`, in this case the value is not transformed. You typically don't need to use this function unless you want to create your own wrappers/builders for Jira REST API requests. Please, refer to the source code of [manenko.clj-jira.request.user/current] function, for an example of usage.
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