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SCI configs

A collection of ready to be used SCI configs.

This repository provides SCI configurations on the classpath. See the :dev alias to check against which version of the libraries the configurations are tested. You should bring in the dependency of targeted libraries yourself.

In general, a configuration can be enabled as in the following example for applied-science.js-interop:

(ns example
  (:require [sci.configs.applied-science.js-interop :as j]
            [sci.core :as sci]))

(def sci-ctx (doto (sci/init {}) ;; your initial config here
               (sci/merge-opts j/config)))

(sci/eval-string* sci-ctx
  "(require '[applied-science.js-interop :as j]) (j/assoc! #js {} :foo 1)")
;;=> #js {:foo 1}

or if you like to include the config without calling sci/merge-opts (e.g. for performance reasons), use the per-namespace values directly:

(ns example
  (:require [sci.configs.applied-science.js-interop :as j]
            [sci.core :as sci]))

(def sci-ctx (sci/init {:namespaces {'applied-science.js-interop j/js-interop-namespace}}))

API

In general, only library/*-namespace and library/config vars are intented as the public API. The rest is subject to breakage, even when vars are public. For convenience, we list the public API for each library here.

Libraries

applied-science/js-interop

Namespace: sci.configs.applied-science.js-interop

Public API:

• config
• js-interop-namespace
• namespaces

com.fulcrologic/fulcro

Namespace: sci.configs.fulcro.fulcro

Public API:

• config
• namespaces

funcool/promesa

Namespace: sci.configs.funcool.promesa

Public API:

• config
• promesa-namespace
• promesa-protocols-namespace
• namespaces

reagent/reagent

Namespace: sci.configs.reagent.reagent

Public API:

• config
• reagent-namespace
• reagent-ratom-namespace
• reagent-debug-namespace
• namespaces

Configurations for reagent.dom.server and reagent.dom.client are available seperately via:

Namespace: sci.configs.reagent.reagent-dom-server

Public API:

• config
• reagent-dom-server-namespace

Namespace: sci.configs.reagent.reagent-dom-client

Public API:

• config
• reagent-dom-server-namespace

re-frame/re-frame

Namespace: sci.configs.re-frame.re-frame

Public API:

• config
• re-frame-namespace
• re-frame-db-namespace
• namespaces

The configuration for re-frame.alpha is available seperately via:

Namespace: sci.configs.re-frame.re-frame-alpha

Public API:

• config
• re-frame-alpha-namespace

mfikes/cljs-bean

Namespace: sci.configs.mfikes.cljs-bean

Public API:

• config
• namespaces
• cljs-bean-namespace

cljs.test

Namespace sci.configs.cljs.test

Public API:

• config
• namespaces
• cljs-test-namespace

cljs.pprint

Public API:

• config
• namespaces
• cljs-pprint-namespace

tonsky/datascript

Public API:

• config
• namespaces
• core-namespace
• db-namespace

clojure-1-11

Namespace: clojure.core

New functions added to clojure.core in version 1.11

• namespaces

cljs.spec.alpha

Namespaces: cljs.spec.alpha, cljs.spec.gen.alpha, cljs.spec.test.alpha

Public API:

• config
• namespaces

Contributing

npm install and bb test

Development

You can play with your SCI code and configs in a cljs REPL. In Calva, run Jack-in to a shadow-cljs repl and choose the :dev build. Elsewhere, run bb dev and then connect to its nrepl at port 9000. Access the web page that Shadow serves at http://localhost:8081/ and then eval your code using development.cljs.

License

The configurations are licensed under the same licenses as the libraries they target. You are free to take the configs from this repository and adapt them as necessary for your projects. See LICENSE for additional info.