I'm having trouble finding solution to the following problem:
Lets say I have a map:
(def defaults {
:name "John"
:surname "Doe"
:info {:date-of-birth "01-01-1980"
:registered [{:type "newsletter" :name "breaking news" }]}
})
And then I pass a similar structured map but I want to conjoin the vectors and overwrite the rest of the keys:
(def new {
:name "Peter"
:info {:date-of-birth "11-01-1986"
:registered [{:type "alert" :name "mobile-alert" }]}
})
And I want this result:
{:name "Peter"
:surname "Doe"
:info {:date-of-birth "11-01-1986"
:registered [{:type "newsletter" :name "breaking news" }
{:type "alert" :name "mobile-alert" }]}}
Now I can do this easily by using static syntax like:
(reduce conj (get-in defaults [:info :registered]) (get-in new [:info :registered]))
(There is probably a better way...) But I was hoping more of a dynamic function with the following properties:
- Keep all keys from both maps, without knowing the structure
- Update any keys with the values from the right map
- if the val of a key is a vector, then
conjthe vector with the vector of the right map (if the appropriate key exists of course)
Thanks for the help in advance :)