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Is there a protocol that "goes the other way" for datafy? I agree that's a good idea, if so.
@puzzler doesn't look like it, so it would have to be independently defined
If anyone is looking for a nasty data structure to play with Specter, I think I’ve found one here: “https://pricing.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/offers/v1.0/aws/AmazonEC2/current/index.json”
Alright so I have a hell of a difficult one and specter would be perfect for this... but it is a bear. so AWS's nosql, DynamoDB, stores records in this wonky schema'd format. Heres an example. The key indicates how the record should be transformed. Essentially the leaf values are S and N, for strings and numbers respectively. I want to traverse recursively and replace the {:type-key val} with just the val. which involves crazy collection between recursed layers 😮