Clojurians Log v2
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What if your API was a data structure instead of a set of handler functions?
We released https://github.com/flybot-sg/lasagna-pattern, a pull-based data toolbox for Clojure/ClojureScript built on the work of @renewdoit.
The idea: collections implement ILookup and Mutable, so the client sends EDN patterns that walk your data. One endpoint, no route table. Authorization is the shape of the map itself: missing role = missing subtree, no middleware. Reads and writes use the same syntax. Mutations return the full entity.
'{:guest {:posts ?all} :member {:me ?user}}
The pull pattern language made me think of Specter. Given that you're also building a new lisp-like language, I suppose you hope to eventually translate this to the Flybot language once it'll be ready for this?
Yes, I hope so. The Flybot language is very different from Clojure, though; it is a language built for AI, and human programmers become observers.
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org.clj-commons/humanize 1.2
humanize is a small Clojure[Script] library to format things in a human-readable format, such as file sizes,
time durations, and lists.
https://github.com/clj-commons/humanize/
New in 1.2:
• Added relative-datetime used to output an approximate span of time between two points,
e.g., "two days, 10 minutes ago".
https://github.com/clj-commons/humanize/milestone/5?closed=1