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Integrant-REPL

A Clojure library that implements the user functions of Stuart Sierra's reloaded workflow for Integrant.

It's very similar to reloaded.repl, except that it works for Integrant, rather than Component.

Installation

Add the following dependency to your deps.edn file under a suitable alias:

integrant/repl {:mvn/version "0.4.0"}

Or to your Leiningen project file under the dev profile:

[integrant/repl "0.4.0"]

Usage

Require the integrant.repl namespace in your user.clj file, and use the set-prep! function to define a zero-argument function that returns a prepared Integrant configuration.

For example:

(ns user
  (:require [integrant.core :as ig]
            [integrant.repl :refer [clear go halt prep init reset reset-all]]))

(def config {::foo {:example? true}})

(integrant.repl/set-prep! #(ig/expand config (ig/deprofile [:dev])))

To prepare the configuration, you can now use:

user=> (prep)
:prepped

The configuration is stored in integrant.repl.state/config. To initiate the configuration, use:

user=> (init)
:initiated

This will turn the configuration into a running system, which is stored in integrant.repl.state/system.

Because these two steps are common, we can instead use:

user=> (go)
:initiated

This performs the (prep) and (init) steps together. Once the system is running, we can stop it at any time:

user=> (halt)
:halted

If we want to reload our source files and restart the system, we can use:

user=> (reset)
:reloading (...)
:resumed

Behind the scenes, Integrant-REPL uses tools.namespace. You can set the directories that are monitored for changed files by using the refresh-dirs function:

user=> (require '[clojure.tools.namespace.repl :refer [set-refresh-dirs]])
nil
user=> (set-refresh-dirs "src/clj")
("src/clj")

License

Released under the MIT license.