How to Use Clojure for Scripting
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How to Use Clojure for Scripting
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Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#2If you want to keep the repl running this is fine, but for scripts, you should be using planck[1] or lumo[2]. Planck in my experience has nice command-line args parsing by default, both should be fast enough not to be annoying when running scripts.
[1] http://planck-repl.org [2] https://anmonteiro.com/2016/11/the-fastest-clojure-repl-in-t...
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#3If you want to keep the repl running this is fine, but for scripts, you should be using planck[1] or lumo[2]. Planck in my experience has nice command-line args parsing by default, both should be fast enough not to be annoying when running scripts. [1] http://planck-repl.org [2] https://anmonteiro.com/2016/11/the-fastest-clojure-repl-in-t...
Seconded. Planck is fantastic for scripting, and the accompanying tutorial[0] is great for getting started. The only problem is that its OSX only
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#4You don't need that `cemerick.pomegranate` import. Boot can already do that - the `deps` functions should look like this:
(defn deps [the-deps]
(merge-env! :dependencies the-deps))Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#5If you want to keep the repl running this is fine, but for scripts, you should be using planck[1] or lumo[2]. Planck in my experience has nice command-line args parsing by default, both should be fast enough not to be annoying when running scripts. [1] http://planck-repl.org [2] https://anmonteiro.com/2016/11/the-fastest-clojure-repl-in-t...
Seconded. Planck is fantastic for scripting, and the accompanying tutorial[0] is great for getting started. The only problem is that its OSX only [0] - http://planck-repl.org/scripts.html
The Planck 2.0 beta has Linux support, I believe.
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#6You don't need that `cemerick.pomegranate` import. Boot can already do that - the `deps` functions should look like this: (defn deps [the-deps] (merge-env! :dependencies the-deps))
Nice. I like it. Thanks!
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#7If you want to keep the repl running this is fine, but for scripts, you should be using planck[1] or lumo[2]. Planck in my experience has nice command-line args parsing by default, both should be fast enough not to be annoying when running scripts. [1] http://planck-repl.org [2] https://anmonteiro.com/2016/11/the-fastest-clojure-repl-in-t...
Seconded. Planck is fantastic for scripting, and the accompanying tutorial[0] is great for getting started. The only problem is that its OSX only [0] - http://planck-repl.org/scripts.html
Yep, now with Linux support. There's a wiki page[1] that has details on building for different distros. Works a treat on my Ubuntu 16.04 desktop.
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#8I love it. Simple and easy to get started.
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#9If you want to keep the repl running this is fine, but for scripts, you should be using planck[1] or lumo[2]. Planck in my experience has nice command-line args parsing by default, both should be fast enough not to be annoying when running scripts. [1] http://planck-repl.org [2] https://anmonteiro.com/2016/11/the-fastest-clojure-repl-in-t...
Seconded. Planck is fantastic for scripting, and the accompanying tutorial[0] is great for getting started. The only problem is that its OSX only [0] - http://planck-repl.org/scripts.html
I don't get it, why didn't he used nodejs from the start instead of JSCore so it would have windows,linux,osx support?
Re: How to Use Clojure for Scripting
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
Seconded. Planck is fantastic for scripting, and the accompanying tutorial[0] is great for getting started. The only problem is that its OSX only [0] - http://planck-repl.org/scripts.html
I don't get it, why didn't he used nodejs from the start instead of JSCore so it would have windows,linux,osx support?
So that it would have iOS support via JSCore.