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Another great library for using in sci would be tick. I guess it is the standard for clojure/clojurescript to handle time/date/instant/etc. The tick.core namespace contains some macros (but just a little).
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The purpose of this library is to re-use configs that are already in use in other places so we don't have to re-invent the wheel. If you have a configuration for tick, feel free to make a PR here, but nothing stands in your way to configure tick for your own project without sci.configs.
Of course @borkdude !
I am doing just that - adding my own namespaces. But so far I am not using sci-macros, so my namespaces are
mostly incomplete. I just mentioned tick, as I think date/time processing is importatnt to a lot of apps; and for clojure
tick seems to be the best option to me. I didnt want to bother you, just thought the more libraries are in sci-configs, the
better. When I am ready to code with macros in sci, I will submit namespaces that might be useful here.
Another great library for using in sci would be tick. I guess it is the standard for clojure/clojurescript to handle time/date/instant/etc. The tick.core namespace contains some macros (but just a little).
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