- *block-pattern*
- *block-super-pattern*
- *custom-resource-path*
- *endblock-pattern*
- *escape-variables*
- *extends-pattern*
- *filter-close*
- *filter-close-pattern*
- *filter-missing-values*
- *filter-open*
- *filter-open-pattern*
- *filter-pattern*
- *include-pattern*
- *missing-value-formatter*
- *resource-fn*
- *short-comment-second*
- *tag-close*
- *tag-close-pattern*
- *tag-open*
- *tag-open-pattern*
- *tag-pattern*
- *tag-second*
- *tag-second-pattern*
- *tags*
- *url-stream-handler*
- ->buf
- assoc-in*
- check-tag-args
- check-template-exists
- default-missing-value-formatter
- exception
- ffind
- fix-accessor
- hex
- looks-like-absolute-file-path?
- on-windows?
- open-short-comment?
- open-tag?
- parse-accessor
- pattern
- peek-rdr
- read-char
- read-tag-content
- read-tag-info
- resource-last-modified
- resource-path
- set-custom-resource-path!
- set-missing-value-formatter!
- set-url-stream-handler!
- split-by-args
- turn-off-escaping!
- turn-on-escaping!
- with-escaping
- without-escaping
selmer.util
assoc-in*clj
(assoc-in* m ks v)Works best for small collections seemingly.
Works best for small collections seemingly.
ffindclj
(ffind f coll)finds and returns the first element in a collection where function f evaluates to true.
finds and returns the first element in a collection where function f evaluates to true.
fix-accessorclj
(fix-accessor ks)Turns strings into keywords and strings like "0" into Longs so it can access vectors as well as maps.
Turns strings into keywords and strings like "0" into Longs so it can access vectors as well as maps.
looks-like-absolute-file-path?clj
(looks-like-absolute-file-path? path)Does the resource path seem to be an absolute file path, considering the system file separator, and (when running on Windows) the possibility of a drive letter prefix?
Does the resource path seem to be an absolute file path, considering the system file separator, and (when running on Windows) the possibility of a drive letter prefix?
on-windows?clj
(on-windows?)Do we seem to be running on Windows?
Do we seem to be running on Windows?
parse-accessorclj
(parse-accessor accessor)Split accessors like foo.bar.baz by the dot. But if there is a double dot '..' then it will leave it
Split accessors like foo.bar.baz by the dot. But if there is a double dot '..' then it will leave it
set-missing-value-formatter!clj
(set-missing-value-formatter! missing-value-fn
&
{:keys [filter-missing-values]
:or {filter-missing-values false}})Takes a function of two arguments which is called on a missing value. The function should return the value to be output in place of an empty string (which is the default from 'default-missing-value-formatter').
Call with named argument :filter-missing-values true to force filtering of missing values (although for most use cases this will not make sense).
Arguments to missing-value-fn: tag - map with data for the tag being evaluated. Contains the key :tag-type with the value :filter or :expr (for filter or expression tag types. For :filter: tag-value - the contents of the filter tag as a string. For :expr: tag-name - the name of the expression. args - the args provided to the expression. context-map - the context-map provided to the render function.
Takes a function of two arguments which is called on a missing value.
The function should return the value to be output in place of an empty string
(which is the default from 'default-missing-value-formatter').
Call with named argument :filter-missing-values true to force filtering of missing
values (although for most use cases this will not make sense).
Arguments to missing-value-fn:
tag - map with data for the tag being evaluated.
Contains the key :tag-type with the value :filter or :expr (for filter or expression tag types.
For :filter:
tag-value - the contents of the filter tag as a string.
For :expr:
tag-name - the name of the expression.
args - the args provided to the expression.
context-map - the context-map provided to the render function.cljdoc is a website building & hosting documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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