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pprint
is not available in bb due to GraalVM issues, right? Is there any [built-in] alternative? Thank you!
@holyjak Not yet, there is an issue for it: https://github.com/borkdude/babashka/issues/133
I'll probably include fipp for pprinting.
Meanwhile you can use jet --pretty
for pprinting EDN output
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Talk got accepted at ClojureD! https://twitter.com/clojuredconf/status/1202137210478182400
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How do people typically use *ns*
? I've now got this:
$ lein run "(ns foo) *ns*"
#object[sci.impl.vars.SciNamespace 0x51ce6f85 "foo"]
Difficult to answer for everybody 🙂 I use it to check the current ns, to list publics.
I use it to check for publics too, also to list current aliases on the NS, refers, but mostly for tooling