Searchable, clojure examples programatically compiled from lots and lots of scraping. GetClojure extracts valid s-expressions from various locations, runs them in a sandbox, and captures the value and/or output of every s-expression. That information is saved and is made searchable via ElasticSearch.
Go to GetClojure and start searching.
In order to run locally in development mode you'll need to do the following:
- Run ElasticSearch locally. Find it via your package manager.
- Run MongoDB locally. Find it via your package manager.
- Run
./script/bootstrap.sh - Seed the Database:
lein run -m getclojure.seed - Start the server:
lein ring server - Compute.
If after running the commands above you get a list of pages (numbers at the bottom) but no actual results, the database might not be populating correctly. This could be because pygments requires python 2. To ensure you have a symlink to python2 in your path (you should as of python 2.7.3), run the following command:
command -v python2
If there's no output, you'll need to make a python2 symlink, to do so,
run the following command:
ln -s "$(command -v python)" /usr/local/bin/python2
Try running lein run -m getclojure.seed again and you should be in
business!
- Anthony Grimes
- Joe Nelson
- Joshua Hoff
- To Bendyworks for 20% time.
- To ClojureWerkz for providing great libraries.
- To Anthony Grimes (Raynes) for letting me steal some of his code from RefHeap to speed things along.
- To Phil Hagelberg (technomancy) for his help with Heroku-related issues.
- To Jean Niklas L'Orange (hyPiRion) for helping me understand what
this string does in cl-format, and for fixing a related bug in the
Clojure pretty printer:
<#(;@{;)~:>w^_} - To Chris Houser for giving me a treasure trove of logs to harvest.
Copyright © 2013 Devin Walters
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.