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Hello! I want to programmatically edit a (deps.)edn file without messing with its layout, e.g. append a value to one of its vectors or add a key/value pair in one of its sub-maps. When using either *input*
or (-> *in* slurp clojure.edn/read-string)
the maps become namespaced with #:
and the order in the maps keys' is lost. How can I approach this?
Wrt ordering, hashmaps have no ordering, so you'd need to represent the data with something else.
Edamame is able to parse a string (eg the contents of a deps.edn
file) and represent it as an ordered map:
https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C06MAR553/p1706613676471569