Freeze and thaw with Nippy at the command line.
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Freeze data:
brisk --freeze -i data.edn -o data.nippy
Thaw data:
brisk --thaw -i data.nippy -o data.edn
If input or output is not specified, stdin or stdout will be used:
cat data.edn | brisk -f | brisk -t > data2.edn
Brisk supports reading and writing encrypted Nippy data. See these docs for details about the difference between cached and salted passwords.
Freeze and thaw data (encrypted):
brisk --freeze --salted-password supersecret -i data.edn -o data.nippy
brisk --thaw --salted-password supersecret -i data.nippy -o data.edn
See brisk --help
for more options, including passing the password with
environment variables.
Babashka pod support
There are four functions exposed via the pod interface:
(freeze-to-file filename data)
- freeze data to file, returns the number of bytes written(thaw-from-file filename)
- returns data thawed from the file(freeze-to-string data)
- returns frozen data as an encoded string(thaw-from-string encoded)
- returns data thawed from the encoded string
Any of the above can take an additional argument with options. This can be used to encrypt the frozen data.
Example:
#!/usr/bin/env bb
(require '[babashka.pods :as pods])
(pods/load-pod "brisk")
(require '[pod.brisk :as brisk])
(brisk/freeze-to-file "pod.nippy" {:han :solo})
(prn (brisk/thaw-from-file "pod.nippy"))
(brisk/freeze-to-file "pod.encrypted.nippy" {:han :solo} {:password [:cached "my-password"]})
(prn (brisk/thaw-from-file "pod.encrypted.nippy" {:password [:cached "my-password"]}))
Not quite ready yet. This depends on a soon-to-be-released library.
- Embedded objects - Nippy can handle them, but Graal VM does not support them.
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