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Hi I am a newbie who is looking to use clara to help understand large nested maps. Is there an easy way to turn a large nested map into a series of facts?
@U4C3ZU6KX Not quite sure what your use-case is, but it seems like you could just use the normal map manipulation functions in clojure.core to create a “derived” sequence of facts to insert. Perhaps just a recursive function that concatenates the facts at each nested level of the map/level of recursion?