An example application that implements the server-side of the
front-end application hix.
Mostly for me to learn re-frame and integrant.
Download from https://github.com/syntereen/hax.
Run the project directly:
$ clj -A:prod --main syntereen.hax
or, if using Java9+
$ clj -A:prod:java9 --main syntereen.hax
Run the project's tests:
$ clj -A:test:runner
or, if using Java9+
$ clj -A:test:runner:java9
Build an uberjar:
$ clj -A:uberjar
Run that uberjar:
$ java -jar hax.jar
The hax server does not take any options. Other than the alias dev
for development, prod for production, and test for testing.
See also, the runner alias for running tests.
All other options are provided in the config file system.edn.
To run hax in a dev environment,
$ emacs
Then visit the deps.edn (or any other Clojure file).
Then fire up cider, with C-c M-J.
Once you have a cider nrepl buffer in the user namespace,
run the server using (go).
You can use (halt) to stop the system, and (reset) to stop,
reload, and restart the system.
To run hax in a test environment,
$ emacs
Then visit the deps.edn (or any other Clojure file).
Then fire up cider, with C-u C-c M-J.
Edit the command line to replace devwith test. Then ENTER.
Once you have a cider nrepl buffer in the user namespace,
(require 'syntereen.hax-test)
(in-ns 'syntereen.hax-test)
To start the server,
(go)
To run all the tests in the syntereen.hax-test namespace,
(ct/run-tests)
You can use (halt) to stop the system.
You can also run the tests without emacs as shown in the Usage section.
Copyright © 2020 Dorab Patel
Distributed under the MIT License.