pyojure 0.2.0

Make Python More Like Clojure

pyojure

make python more like clojure

Usage

>>> from pyojure import *
>>> mapv(print, dir())

>>> assoc({"this": "is"}, "very", "cool")
{'this': 'is', 'very': 'cool'}
>>> comp(str, inc, int)('123')
'124'
>>> list(partition(2, [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]))
[[1, 2], [3, 4], [5, 6], [7, 8], [9]]

Doc

>>> import pyojure
>>> help(pyojure.core)

Caveats

• Clojure has much more liberal syntax for identifiers. Standard naming transpositions are attempted.
  • - -> _ e.g. every-pred -> every_pred
  • ? predicate suffix -> is_/has_/etc. predicate prefix e.g., odd? -> is_odd
• Some Clojure function names indicate types that are known by different names in Python.
  • E.g., the v in mapv refers to the Clojure vector type, which is equivalent to a Python list
  • Both names are provided for now i.e., mapv == mapl