Lets suppose we have some XML like so:
<a>
<b>
<c>text</c>
<d>
<e>text</e>
<f>
... lots of cruft here ..
</f>
</d>
</b>
<b>
...
</b>
<!-- more b sub-trees -->
</a>
Now, looking through the samples in zip_filter/xml.clj, I've figured out how to get to single values that I'm interested in.
I'm wondering how I would do something like return a list of pairs of text values of (c e).
EDIT:
Here is some working code, but it's pretty ugly. Not asking for trivial refactoring, but is there a nicer way that zippers give us to do this?
(defn extract-data [xml]
(let [items (x/xml-> xml zf/descendants :Item) ;items not top-level
getAttributes #(x/xml1-> % :ItemAttributes) ;items have itemattributes
getASIN #(x/xml1-> % :ASIN x/text) ;items have ASINs
getTitle #(x/xml1-> % :Title x/text) ;itemattributes have Titles
getAuthor #(x/xml1-> % :Author x/text)] ;itemattributes have Authors
(map
;build a function to get everything we need from the items, and apply
#(let [attributes (getAttributes %)] ;get the attributes, we'll use it twice
(list
(getASIN %)
(getTitle attributes)
(getAuthor attributes)))
items)))