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@ -10,15 +10,15 @@ YAWT is a Leiningen template to generate a base project for building:
* Simple support for adding initial database dependencies (PostgreSQL or CouchDB only at the moment)
This template is **primarly** written for my own use. I got tired of generating new projects with Luminus
or some other template and then fiddling with the project for 20-30 minutes afterwards to get it where I
or other templates and then fiddling with the resulting project for 20-30 minutes afterwards to get it where I
wanted it to be before I would work on the actual important bits of the project I was starting.
It is _not really_ intended to be a generic "use for anything" Leiningen template. There definitely will be
some biased approaches to things like project/code organization and how things are configured. These things
just happen to be set the way I like them to be. This may or may not work well for you, and if not, you might
consider using another template like Luminus instead.
It is _not really_ intended to be completely generic "great fit for anyone" Leiningen template. There
definitely will be some biased approaches to things like project/code organization and how things are configured.
These things just happen to be set the way I like them to be. This may or may not work well for you, and if not,
you might consider using another template to start off your projects instead.
However, if you do find that this template has worked out well for you, that's great!
However, if you do find that this template has worked out well for you -- that's great!
## Usage
@ -56,6 +56,12 @@ and also provides a function for converting the REPL into a ClojureScript REPL (
code that accomplishes this is located under `dev/user.clj`. As per the profile's name, the `repl` profile is only
activated when you are in a Leiningen REPL.
### NOTE: Leiningen 2.5.0 Profile Issues
Currently there are some bugs with regards to including profiles when building uberjars/wars with Leiningen. As a
result you should double check any time an uberjar or uberwar is build that the correct `config.edn` was included.
This problem has been acknowledged and a fix will hopefully be available in Leiningen 2.5.1.
## ClojureScript
ClojureScript code can be compiled as per normal using `lein cljsbuild` commands. Some of the more useful commands: