morning

morning

I think I've almost got a clojure.spec based ETL workflow worked out

its slow, don;t forget.

but, you're IO bound in most cases so doesn't matter

martintrojer: latest alpha seems to have improved the speed quite a bit

as fast or faster that plumatic/schema

is that using spec for pre/post step validations and coercions @otfrom ?

schema also very slow

runtime contracts will never be 'fast'

mccraigmccraig: using it for coercing strings

martintrojer: yeah, I get that bit

having spent the weekend trying to think in types (or contract type-like substitutes), I'm quite glad that I don't have to all the time. ;-)

using it for generative testing and coercion of strings at the edges (which is what I spend most of my time doing when I'm coding anyway)

otfrom: cool - would be interested to hear more about how it works

rickmoynihan: well, as soon as I figure it all out. ;-)

🙂

I'm having some trouble integrating it into a nice testing workflow

I want to do C-c C-t n but that doesn't look like it will work (I want to use deftest basically)

my problem is mostly likely PEBCAK and I'm waiting for someone to tell me I'm an idiot and what the right macro/fuction to use is

there were some test reporting multimethods floating around

@otfrom I haven’t tried it but might be useful https://gist.github.com/alexanderkiel/931387c7a86c1879b2267ad064067af7

hmm it’s pretty old

minimal: that looks more or less correct though. I think I'll give that a try. thx

think you’ll need to use check instead of check-var

@otfrom: yeah I know what you mean... figuring out how exactly to incorporate with tests etc is something I've struggled with a bit

clojure.core likes inferior-lisp and this works well with that. I don't think this has really be worked into cider yet and part of that is probably down to it still being alpha. I can understand that bbatsov doesn't want to chase the API. I know I don't want to either. ;-)

hullo. What do people use to securely store or encrypt RSA private keys with clojure? I vaguely remember using keystores in my java days a long time ago. Is this a thing?