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I am using Clojure/Ring/Compojure-0.4/Enlive stack to build a web application.
Are there functions in this stack that would either strip HTML or HTML-encode (i.e. <a> to <a>) user-supplied strings in order to prevent XSS attacks?
It turns out Enlive does escape HTML by default if you use
net.cgrand.enlive-html/contentto put text into a HTML element.