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- jchardet 1.1.0
jchardet is a java port of the source from mozilla's automatic charset detection algorithm. - jsqlparser 0.7.0
JSqlParser transforms a SQL statement into a hierarchy of java classes. Operations on the classes of JSqlParser are executed using the Visitor pattern. - is.d0x/graphql-query 1.0.7
The next generation of clojure.java.jdbc: a new low-level Clojure wrapper for JDBC-based access to databases.
A Clojure library similar to garden with focus on simplicity and comfort of the programmer.
Functional reactive programing for legacy applications. Supports Java Swing, uses Clojure as the main language, and considers the view as a function of state.- hugneo4j 0.1.0
HugNeo4j offers a similar experience to the excellent HugSql library but for neo4j. As a matter of fact this library copies some very important parts from HugSql
Clojure API for the Parrot AR.Drone 2.0. By John Wiseman / jjwiseman@gmail.com / http://twitter.com/lemonodor
SWT is an open source widget toolkit for Java designed to provide efficient, portable access to the user-interface facilities of the operating systems on which it is implemented.- cljsjs/bytebuffer 5.0.1-0
A fast and complete ByteBuffer implementation using either ArrayBuffers in the browser or Buffers under node.js. - com.redhat.qe/test.assert 1.0.0-SNAPSHOT
A small library to check assertions. Includes original expression and the values in it.
lisb: A Clojure library that wraps ProB's constraint solver. Use it to write/transform B machines with less pain or interact with the constraint solver.- 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.