Clojure 1.13.0-alpha7

To gracefully handle missing information programmatically at runtime, use the :missing directive, which binds a name to a map of keys→nil that were named in checked keys directives but not found in the input map, traversing deeply through nested maps. This toggles the default behavior of :keys!/:syms!/:strs! from throwing to collecting into the named map.

If there’s more data than you intend to process you may want to convey it, e.g. by reintegrating it with your transformed input for passing downstream. Use the :excess directive to bind a name to a map of all keys in the input map that do not correspond to keys listed in the destructuring form, traversing deeply through nested maps.

Update your deps.edn :deps with:

Start a REPL with the Clojure CLI (any version) with: