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Simple / Stripped-down template for Clojure/ClojureScript web apps
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README.md

Simple Clojure/ClojureScript Web App Leiningen Template

A Leiningen template for creating new Clojure/ClojureScript web app projects using a simplified / stripped-down base.

Too often I find myself wanting to start a new web application project with just a really simple, light-weight base. In these cases, I almost always don't want a bunch of extra junk cluttering up the project tree. A lot of the time this is just to help me write a very quick/simple test application for something I'm working on (e.g. a little web app to serve as a simple test or demo project for a library I'm working on).

A lot of the other Leiningen templates out there for creating web applications include a lot of this type of extra junk out of the box, so I created this template as an alternative. This template primarily exists for my own use, so some stuff is more oriented towards my own particular preferences regarding the set-up and organization of a Clojure project.

Includes out-of-the-box support for:

  • Ring/Compojure
  • Immutant
  • Reagent
  • Figwheel
  • Bootstrap

Usage

$ lein new simple-web-app [your-project-name-here]

Then you can spin up figwheel and run the server-side component by running the following each in their own separate CLI instances:

$ lein figwheel
$ lein run

Out of the box the web app will be running at http://localhost:8080/

A ClojureScript REPL is also configured by Figwheel on port 7000. Run (cljs-repl) once connected.

An uber JAR for deployment can be created with:

$ lein uberjar

License

Copyright © 2017 Gered King

Distributed under the the MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.