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middleware for displaying Noir style exceptions in the browser
Guiding opinions: Enhance the core language in resonable, useful, and conservative ways.
Don't be a framework. Rather, be a conservative set of generally-useful functions that may be used
together or separately. Make advanced topics like transducers and monads so easy that you don't have
to know when you're using them. Use a small set of common-sense dependencies to minimize adoption friction.
Sankey diagrams visualize the directed flow between nodes in an acyclic network
Avoid the hassle of restructuring comments into functions.
Testify turns selected comments into automatically evaluated
scripts, while remaining as comments embedded within the code.
Evaluate these comments directly from within a test, or in any
other way preferred. Rename the (comment) to (test-comment)
and evaluate with (eval-in-ns 'your-namespace). Testify will
find the test-comment and evaluate its content for you. The
test-comment is an empty macro ignoring its body, just like
comment, that Testify recognizes. Testify can easily be told
to evaluate content of any other top level form, while
test-comment is a default. Testify use levels of isolation.
While eval-in-ns evaluates expressions in its namespace, like
when evaluating comments manually, its sibling eval-as-use
evaluates from within a temporary namespace, preventing
pollution. This is more suitable for repeatable tests.
Testify reads source code, and keeps track of where it is.
Code should be highlighted when a test assertion fails, even
though the assertion is in a comment. Testify is not a testing
framework, but rather a pun on: to witness, reveal comment,
display it in the repl.
Retrive System Property values loaded from the project .env file by dotenv.core/load-env
A very customizable react search component for picking the perfect giphy.
The LevelDB driver in Clojure
Fast JSON encoding and decoding for Clojure via the Jackson library (patched to use Jackson 1.9.4).
Fast JSON encoding and decoding for Clojure via the Jackson library.
HermiT is reasoner for ontologies written using the Web Ontology Language (OWL).
http://hermit-reasoner.com/
JOGL, Java bindings for the OpenGL API.
Ring middleware that converts the response body to JSON.
Manage all jar dependencies to the LIB directory.
One-method library. Get all files in the given directory. Similar to UNIX `ls`.
Lightweight async client for the ElasticSearch REST API
A Clojure library to allow the creation of Discord bots with a relatively high level of abstraction.
Implements the JSON Schema specification.
A Clojure(Script) library for the data schemas.
A Clojure interface to the Lucene search engine
Clojure library for memoization of the single value.
Functionality for defining your application's models and querying the database.
Clojure interface to the Librato service
Clj-DBSpec is a common configuration spec for dealing with relational databases
e.g. data source, connection, conversion of schema/tables/columns/indices names
between the database and Clojure.
Clojure HTTP library using the Apache HttpClient. Fix bug with escaped characters in URLs, and updated to Clojure 1.3 and HTTP 4.1.2/4.1.3.