Total results: 2997, showing 1297 - 1320

Note: artifacts in italics are non-canonical forks. See the wiki for more details.

• ccw/lein-ccw-deps 0.1.0

  
  Plugin providing a ccw-deps task for installing project dependencies in a lib directory. What it does precisely is: generate the project's uberjar, then unzip the uberjar in ${project-root}/lib directory, and removes from it all the files that belong to the project (keeping only dependencies files)
  
• systems.billo/clj-usps 1.0.0

  
  Clojure interface to the USPS Web Tools API
  
• the-flood 0.1.1

  
  Clojure Library for the Flood Fill Algorithm
  
• adgoji/coendou 0.1.1

  
  A library that provides the building blocks for resilient Clojure application
  
• com.mitranim/forge 0.1.4

  
  Support library for Clojure servers built on the System/Component pattern
  
• kigen 19.08.05

  
  Computational semigroup theory software system shadowing several semigroup packages of the GAP computer algebra system.
  
• org.conjure/conjure-script-view 1.0.0

  
  The generator and destroyers for the view files.
  
• org.bmillare/dj.project 1.0.1

  
  dj dynamic utilities, load jars, load native jars, reload jars, and load projects via project.clj files on the fly
  
• leiningen-semantic-release-test-clojars 2.0.1

  
  A hello world project to test the leiningen-semantic-release plugin
  
• org.clojars.andrew/lein-git-version 0.0.12

  
  Use git describe --tags to determine the name of (über)jars.
  
• phzr 0.1.0-SNAPSHOT

  
  A ClojureScript wrapper for the Phaser HTML5 game framework
  
• sv/gcloud.pubsub 0.1.2

  
  Helper functions to work with the API of Google Cloud's Pub/Sub service.
  
• raven-component 0.2.0

  
  Component for the raven-clj library supporting Sentry exceptions
  
• io.hoplon/google.jsapi 0.3.2

  
  Hoplon wrapper for the Google JSAPI
  
• net.matlux/repl-bootloader 0.0.4

  
  Setting up an nrepl can be useful to introspect into the JVM for troubleshouting/investigation or testing of regular Java applications. You can connect onto a process and use a Clojure prompt interactivelly or have client application that sends and execute Java code dynamically. It works because the code injected is Clojure and that the Clojure run-time allows to evaluate code at run-time. Furthermore Clojure interops very easily with Java i.e. you can translate pretty much any Java code into Clojure and access all your Java object from the injected Clojure code. This is the perfect tool to access the inside of your JVM process live after it has been deployed. To run any fancy change of code scenario, any data structure or call any method you don't need to redeploy your java code. You can see what your process sees in real time. This is an unvaluable tool to use to develop and maintain a java application.
  
• clj-cmudict 0.2.0

  
  Clojure wrapper for the CMU Pronouncing Dictionary.
  
• org.clojars.studerl/clojure-zulip 0.4.5

  
  A Clojure client for the Zulip API
  
• org.bituf/clj-dbcp 0.6

  
  Clj-DBCP is a simple Java-6/Clojure wrapper around the Apache DBCP library for creating database connection pools and for embedding databases in applications.
  
• henryw374/defoclock 0.1.3

  
  For when it's time to start def'ing stuff in the REPL
  
• org.vlacs/hatch 0.2.0

  
  Hatch, how we get things in and out of the hold (Datomic).
  
• org.clojars.reideltj/kinesis-storm-spout 1.0.5-SNAPSHOT

  
  The Amazon Kinesis Storm Spout helps Java developers integrate Amazon Kinesis with Storm.
  
• joinr/nightclub 0.0.5-SNAPSHOT

  
  This is a revisitation of the nightcode swing database. Based on Zach Oakes's body of work. The intent is to extend his working example from NightCode, and provide a powerful facility for embedded swing-based editing in clojure applications. Similar to nightlite, but theoretically more robust. At a minimum, re-use his widgets in a modular capacity. Decouple the lein dependency and other build components...
  
• org.conjure/conjure-script-scaffold 1.0.0

  
  The generator and destroyers for the scaffold files.
  
• com.amazonaws/aws-java-sdk 1.3.1

  
  The Amazon Web Services SDK for Java provides Java APIs for building software on AWS’ cost-effective, scalable, and reliable infrastructure products. The AWS Java SDK allows developers to code against APIs for all of Amazon's infrastructure web services (Amazon S3, Amazon EC2, Amazon SQS, Amazon Relational Database Service, Amazon AutoScaling, etc).
  

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