Returns string s parsed to integer.

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Returns a string representation of symbol. This is similar to calling str on a symbol except that keywords will not contain a preceding colon character. The keyword :x/y will yield “x/y” instead of “:x/y”.

Examples:

(require '[potamic.util :as util])

;; all of the following are identical
(util/->str :my/queue)
(util/->str 'my/queue)
(util/->str "my/queue")
;= "my/queue"

See also:

• potamic.util/<-str

Returns keyword for x if x is a string and doesn’t start with a number, else returns x as-is.

NOTE: Redis Stream IDs won’t be coerced to keywords.

Examples:

See also:

• potamic.util/->str

Returns map after encoding map vals by calling nippy/freeze on them. Nested maps are encoded wholesale as Redis/KeyDB streams don’t allow nesting.

Examples:

(require '[potamic.util :as util])

(def m {:a 111 :b {:c "333" :d :my/namespaced-key}})

(util/encode-map-vals m)
;= {:a #object["[B" 0x7225a307 "[B@7225a307"]
;=  :b #object["[B" 0x141cc645 "[B@141cc645"]}

Returns concatenated vector of arguments (without using concat) to be applied to a Carmine/Redis command.

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(Implemtation detail)

Compiled path for nested data structures.

Converts high-level time syntax (e.g. [5 :seconds]) to milliseconds. If t is an integer, or if :milli/millis is provided as interval, it is returned as-is. Returns an integer for milliseconds.

Intervals
:milli/:millis
:second/:seconds
:minute/:minutes
:hour/:hours

Examples:

(util/time->milliseconds [5 :seconds])
;= 5000

(util/time->milliseconds [1 :second])
;= 1000

(util/time->milliseconds [5 :hours])
;= 18000000

(util/time->milliseconds [1234 :millis])
;= 1234

(util/time->milliseconds 1234))
;= 1234