Interesting, I had to look up what EDN is. Important to note that EDN doesn't have a concept of a schema like JSON Schema.
This is a `map`, which bears semblence with a Json object. The following might look like an incorrect paylood, but will actually parse as valid EDN:
{:a 1, "foo" :bar, [1 2 3] four}
// Note that keys and values can be elements of any type.
// The use of commas above is optional, as they are parsed as whitespace.
This is a `map`, which bears semblence with a Json object. The following might look like an incorrect paylood, but will actually parse as valid EDN:
If one wants to exchange complex data structures, Aterm is also an option: https://homepages.cwi.nl/~daybuild/daily-books/technology/at...Some projects in Haskell use Aterms, as it is suitable for exchanging Sum and Product types.