Early Experiment / Work in Progress. Numbers are mechanically derived from surface introspection and, for eval-capable dialects, behavior parity against Clojure (JVM). They are not formal parity claims for any dialect. Dialects target different platforms with different goals, so not every part of Clojure's surface is in scope for every dialect. A lower implementation percentage reflects scope, not maturity, quality, or usefulness. The data is intended for dialect maintainers and for engineers porting Clojure code across runtimes.

Overview · Basilisp

`clojure.string` in Basilisp

Implemented: 81.0%17 / 21
Mismatched: 3
Missing: 4
Dialect-Only: 9

Metadata Mismatches (3)

Vars present in both Clojure (JVM) and this surface but with differing arglists, :macro flag, or :dynamic flag.

Var	Difference
`ends-with?`	arglists Clojure (JVM): `([s substr])` this surface: `([s suffix])`
`split`	arglists Clojure (JVM): `([s re] [s re limit])` this surface: `([s pattern] [s pattern limit])`
`starts-with?`	arglists Clojure (JVM): `([s substr])` this surface: `([s prefix])`

Vars Present in Clojure (JVM) but Absent from This Surface (4)

Var
`escape`
`trim-newline`
`triml`
`trimr`

Vars Present in This Surface but Not in Clojure (JVM) (9)

Var
`alpha?`
`alphanumeric?`
`digits?`
`lpad`
`ltrim`
`rpad`
`rtrim`
`title-case`
`trim-newlines`