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@ -45,10 +45,10 @@ $ lein new yawt [project-name] [options]
## Profiles ## Profiles
The default `project.clj` includes three Leiningen profiles, `release`, `dev` and `repl`. The default `project.clj` includes three Leiningen profiles, `ubejar`, `dev` and `repl`.
These profiles include a profile-specific configuration `config.edn` file from under `config/` under the matching These profiles include a profile-specific configuration `config.edn` file from under `env-resources/` under the
profile name. See [edn-config](https://github.com/yogthos/edn-config) for more matching profile name. See [edn-config](https://github.com/yogthos/edn-config) for more
information about how this configuration file can be accessed from code. information about how this configuration file can be accessed from code.
Out of the box, the `repl` configuration will automatically run `(start-server)` when the REPL finishes loading up Out of the box, the `repl` configuration will automatically run `(start-server)` when the REPL finishes loading up
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code that accomplishes this is located under `dev/user.clj`. As per the profile's name, the `repl` profile is only 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. activated when you are in a Leiningen REPL.
### NOTE: Leiningen 2.5.0 Profile Issues ## Development
Currently there are some bugs with regards to including profiles when building uberjars/wars with Leiningen. As a Note that unlike some other Clojure web frameworks / templates, this template does not include lein-ring. So you
result you should double check any time an uberjar or uberwar is build that the correct `config.edn` was included. will not be able to run `lein ring server`. This is deliberately not included as it is not compatible with using
This problem has been acknowledged and a fix will hopefully be available in Leiningen 2.5.1. an async Jetty adapter and also obviously not usable with something like http-kit, so I don't like including it
since I prefer having my usual development tasks (commands) work the same regardless of which HTTP server I am using.
However, regardless of what Jetty adapter is being used, Ring's `wrap-reload` middleware is included in development
builds so a simple `lein run` is probably sufficient to replace what `lein ring server` gave you.
## ClojureScript ## ClojureScript
@ -74,6 +78,12 @@ $ lein cljsbuild auto
$ lein cljsbuild once release $ lein cljsbuild once release
``` ```
A Leiningen alias is available which is helpful during development:
```
$ lein mkcljs
```
Generated web applications are set up with support for a ClojureScript REPL using [weasel](https://github.com/tomjakubowski/weasel). Generated web applications are set up with support for a ClojureScript REPL using [weasel](https://github.com/tomjakubowski/weasel).
Note that the `project.clj` uses a specific version of ClojureScript and weasel to ensure this configuration works. Note that the `project.clj` uses a specific version of ClojureScript and weasel to ensure this configuration works.
@ -90,15 +100,16 @@ unfortunately. Be warned!*
## Deploying ## Deploying
Make sure to specify a profile when building an uberjar or uberwar with Leiningen. This ensures the correct Simply run:
`config.edn` is used:
``` ```
$ lein with-profile release ring uberjar $ lein uberjar
$ lein with-profile release ring uberwar
``` ```
This will clean out existing compiled output, rebuild ClojureScript using advanced optimizations and spit
out an uberjar you can deploy. This will use the config file under `env-resources/uberjar` which is usually
configured for use with "release" builds.
## License ## License
Distributed under the the MIT License. See LICENSE for more details. Distributed under the the MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.