Total results: 140, showing 49 - 72

• cc.qbits/sextant 1.2.1

  
  Decode locations from things
  
• bdesham/clj-plist 0.9.1

  
  Library to parse property list (.plist) files
  
• cc.artifice/loom 0.1.5

  
  Graph library for Clojure
  
• cc.qbits/nippy-lz4 0.1.0

  
  LZ4 compression for ptaoussanis/nippy
  
• cc.artifice/excel 0.3.0

  
  A thin Clojure wrapper around a small part of Apache POI for reading .xlsx files.
  
• cc.qbits/esearch 0.9.3

  
  Elastic Search REST client for Clojure
  
• cc.artifice/pegasus 0.7.2

  
  A scaleable production-ready crawler in clojure
  
• cc.qbits/checkmate 0.4.1

  
  Retry stuff until it passes or break
  
• cc.artifice/tern-validate 1.2.0

  
  Insert tern database schema version into the project manifest.
  
• cc.qbits/xi 0.1.9

  
  
• cljsjs/react-tiny-virtual-list 2.1.4-0

  
  A tiny but mighty list virtualization library, with zero dependencies
  
• cc.artifice/resque-clojure 0.3.0-SNAPSHOT

  
  Redis based library for asynchronous processing
  
• cc.qbits/jilch 0.3.0

  
  Jilch: A Clojure 0MQ Messaging Library (using jeromq)
  
• cljs 0.3.0

  
  An experimental Clojure(ish) to Javascript compiler similar to [clojurescript](https://github.com/clojure/clojure-contrib/tree/master/clojurescript/). The library also provides several tools to assist you with integrating cljs into your workflow. All this in about 1k lines. Viva Clojure! # Usage Use the `cljs.core/to-js` function to turn a list (representing some code) into javascript, like so: (to-js '((fn [x] (alert x)) "hello world")) -> function(x){alert(x);}("hello world"); (to-js '(-> ($ "<div />") (.css {:backgroundColor "blue" . :border "dashed white 5px"}) -> (function(){var out = $("<div />"); out.css({backgroundColor:"blue",border:"dashed white 5px"}); return out}()) Neat, huh? In addition to the compiler, cljs provides several tools to make working with cljs in the context of a web project easier: 1. [cljs.watch](#cljs.watch) provides a mechanism for automatic recompilation on source changes. Used by either `lein cljs-watch` or `(use 'cljs.watch) (start-watch-project "./project.clj")`. Cljs output is declared in your project.clj file, under the :cljs key. 2. [cljs.stitch](#cljs.stitch) takes care of stitching the collection of source files that make up a library into a coherent javascript file. For more examples, please see the [cljs.test.core](#cljs.test.core) namespace.
  
• cc.qbits/grease 0.2.2

  
  Lubricate all the things
  
• cc.artifice/propertea 1.4.1

  
  load, coerce, and validate property files
  
• cc.artifice/clj-swing 0.1.6

  
  SWING API for Clojure
  
• cc.artifice/vijual 0.2.5

  
  A Graph Layout Library For Clojure
  
• cc.artifice/codox.leiningen 0.7.0-SNAPSHOT

  
  Codox Leiningen plugin
  
• cc.artifice/granary 1.0.4

  
  Backend support such as database connectivity for Sisyphus, Retrospect, Chivalry, and other projects that use the same data.
  
• cc.qbits/ex 0.1.3

  
  Yet another exception catching library
  
• cc.artifice/ring-session-timeout 0.2.2

  
  Ring middleware for session timeouts
  
• pom-versions 0.1.2

  
  Parse and extract list of version from maven-metadata.xml
  
• cc.qbits/clj-esearch 0.5.5

  
  Elastic Search REST client for Clojure