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README.md

@@ -42,6 +42,9 @@ Then you can use the Swark utility functions:
 - `invalid-map?`: Minimalistic spec checker, returns logical true if the input does not respect the spec-map. Spec map is simply a map with predicates as vals.
 - `valid-map?`: Complement of invalid-map?
 - `memoir`: Like memoize, but with flushing. Flush the complete cache, or specific parts.
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+> Note: these will be moved to their own namespace
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 - `atomic`: Returns a map with in- and output async channels to provide atomic interactions for side-effecting functionality.
 - `put!`: Puts an instruction on the atomic's input channel, blocks and returns the response.
 - `close!`: Closes the atomic's channels and stops the internal go-loop.

src/swark/core.cljc

@@ -223,6 +223,7 @@
 ;; Async stuff
 
 ;; TODO: Support channel transducers and ex-handler as well
+;; TODO: Move this into its own namespace
 (defn atomic
   {:added "0.1.41"
    :arglist '([x])