https://github.com/jacobemcken/aws-simple-sign 2.3.0 is available A library that can generate presigned URLs for S3 and sign HTTP requests for AWS (Babashka compatible). Added: • Allow overriding response headers Thanks to @will.semple3 for the suggestion
https://cljdoc.org/d/io.github.noahtheduke/splint/1.23.1/doc/home: a linter focused on style and code shape splint
v1.23.0 & v1.23.1
New Rules
• lint/empty-loop-in-fn: Prefer (defn foo [] (... (recur))) over (defn foo [] (loop [] (... (recur)))).
• style/prefer-var-dispatch: Use a var for a multimethod's dispatch function: (defmulti example #'dispatch-fn). Only for CLJ, disabled by default.
• style/defmulti-arglists: Always include :arglists in the metadata of a defmulti: (defmulti example {:arglists '([obj])} #'dispatch-fn).
Relevant changes:
• lint/redundant-call: Make sure the function isn't aliased from another namespace.
lint/defmethod-names: Skip methods with unquoted dispatch vals. (For example, (defmethod foo ~some-val ...).)
• Fix some bugs in the clj-kondo hook for noahtheduke.splint.rules/defrule.
• Add hook for noahtheduke.splint.pattern/pattern to ease usage in other libraries.
• Deprecate lint/try-splicing, extend lint/body-unquote-splicing to cover try.
I wouldn't recommend this for CLJS
> style/prefer-var-dispatch: Use a var for a multimethod's dispatch function: (defmulti example #'dispatch-fn).
oh? i don't know anything about vars in cljs
it bloats the final artifact with unnecessary info
interesting
i'll cut a point release to limit this to CLJ
lol i'll leave that to you
people are going to change this in .cljc files without being aware of this
sure, good points
it's not disastrous but not exactly a recommendation in general
yeah, i'll narrow it to clj and leave it off by default
i've been thinking about a counterpoint rule for performance, about vars. i'm not sure how it would look, so i haven't written it yet, but i know recommending vars is recommending slower code
have you benchmarked multimethods on vars vs the deref-ed function?
I've tested it informally but I didn't see any difference