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Hi there! I recently wrote a small library inspired by meander - https://github.com/xapix-io/matchete would like to know what you think about it main differences: • ~180 cloc • no macroses • recursive patterns
@delaguardo That's awesome!
Definitely will be taking a closer look soon
@delaguardo Yah, nice work man! 🙂
Something fun to implement if you’re feeling adventurous is the pattern matcher from Egison: https://www.egison.org
https://github.com/xapix-io/matchete/blob/master/dev/example/graph.cljc one of egison’s examples implemented with matchete )
I wrote matchete because I’m currently working on toy programming language based on pattern matching + aggregates) thanks for the link! was not seeing it yet
it is far from beeing usable, but will do for sure