arrow-macros
Arrow-macros provides Clojure-like arrow and diamond wand macros for Common Lisp, enabling expressive and readable threading of expressions.
What is arrow-macros?
Arrow-macros is a Common Lisp library that implements Clojure-style arrow macros and diamond wands from swiss-arrows. It provides macros for threading values through nested function calls, enhancing code readability and conciseness by reducing nesting and clarifying data flow in functional-style Lisp programming.
Common Lisp developers writing functional-style code who want to improve readability and reduce nesting in expression-heavy pipelines, particularly those familiar with or inspired by Clojure's threading constructs.
Developers choose arrow-macros for its direct port of Clojure's threading macros and swiss-arrows' diamond wands to Common Lisp, offering a lightweight, efficient implementation without a code walker dependency, plus unique features like the <!> symbol to safely handle side effects in diamond wands.
Overview
Arrow-macros provides Clojure-like arrow macros in Common Lisp
Use Cases
Best For
- Threading values through nested function calls to improve code readability in Common Lisp.
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