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It's possible to put the :keys keyword in the namespace of the keys one likes to destructure. With that one can use symbols in the vector again. One advantage of having symbols is, that Cursive grays them out if not used. I found two occurrences of unused destructured keys.
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Reverse routing with Ring
Both the router and the match are injected into Ring Request (as ::r/router and ::r/match) by the reitit.ring/ring-handler and with that, available to middleware and endpoints. To convert a Match into a path, one can use r/match->path, which optionally takes a map of query-parameters too.
Below is an example how to do reverse routing from a ring handler:
(require '[reitit.core :as r])
(require '[reitit.ring :as ring])
(def app
(ring/ring-handler
(ring/router
[["/users"
{:get (fn [{::r/keys [router]}]
{:status 200
:body (for [i (range 10)]
{:uri (-> router
(r/match-by-name ::user {:id i})
;; with extra query-params
(r/match->path {:iso "möly"}))})})}]
["/users/:id"
{:name ::user
:get (constantly {:status 200, :body "user..."})}]])))
(app {:request-method :get, :uri "/users"})
; {:status 200,
; :body ({:uri "/users/0?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/1?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/2?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/3?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/4?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/5?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/6?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/7?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/8?iso=m%C3%B6ly"}
; {:uri "/users/9?iso=m%C3%B6ly"})}