This is the beginning of a small library for working with json pointers.
A JSON pointer is a list of keys separated by a /. After the split, the keys
are URL decoded. The main things to remember when writing out a JSONPointer
are:
- If a key conttains a forward slash (
/), replace it with%2Fso it doesn't get split. The%2Fwill be replaced with a/after splitting the JSONPointer expression into keys. - If a key contains a percent sign (
%), replace it with%25so it gets decoded into a%sign.
To split a jsonpointer string:
(jsonpointer/split "src%2Fjsonpointer.clj/size") ; => ("src/jsonpointer.clj" "size")Copyright (c) 2011 by Ben Atkin
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