Translation of Convex data into Clojure data and EDN.
Translation of Convex data into Clojure data and EDN.
(cvx->clj object)Translates Convex data into Clojure data.
See convex.clj namespace for more information on how objects that do not translate directly to Clojure look like (eg. addresses).
Attention, one rare but existing pitfall has been detected: in Clojure, sequential data structures are comparable, not in Convex. In other words, the following map has 2 key-values in Convex but only 1 in Clojure (second replaces the first one):
{[1] :vector
'(1) :list}}
Translates Convex data into Clojure data.
See [[convex.clj]] namespace for more information on how objects that do not translate directly to Clojure look like (eg. addresses).
Attention, one rare but existing pitfall has been detected: in Clojure, sequential data structures are comparable, not in Convex. In other words,
the following map has 2 key-values in Convex but only 1 in Clojure (second replaces the first one):
```clojure
{[1] :vector
'(1) :list}}
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