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Hi guys! I have this kind of data:
(def index
{"foo/article/*" {:exclude #{:a} :include #{:b}}
"foo*" {:exclude #{:c}}
"baz" {:exclude #{:d} :include #{:a}}})
I want to match all exclude
and include
keys for all the key who end with a *
. This works:
(def ks (s/select [s/MAP-KEYS (s/pred #(str/ends-with? % "*"))] index))
(def path (apply s/multi-path (mapv #(vector (s/keypath %)) ks)))
(s/select path url-index)
but is there an other way to achieve this query?