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holothuroidea

v0.2.4

Published

2 years ago

holothuroidea

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holothuroidea

experience logger cli

Overview

FIXME Write a paragraph about the library/project and highlight its goals.

Setup

Most of the following scripts require rlwrap (on OS X installable via brew).

Build your project once in dev mode with the following script and then open index.html in your browser.

./scripts/build

To auto build your project in dev mode:

./scripts/watch

To start an auto-building Node REPL:

./scripts/repl

To get source map support in the Node REPL:

lein npm install

To start a browser REPL:

Uncomment the following lines in src/holothuroidea/core.cljs:

;; (defonce conn
;;   (repl/connect "http://localhost:9000/repl"))

Run ./scripts/brepl
Browse to http://localhost:9000 (you should see Hello world! in the web console)
(back to step 3) you should now see the REPL prompt: cljs.user=>
You may now evaluate ClojureScript statements in the browser context.

For more info using the browser as a REPL environment, see this.

Clean project specific out:

lein clean

Build a single release artifact with the following script and then open index_release.html in your browser.

./scripts/release

License

(MIT)

Copyright © 2018

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.