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boot-lein-generate

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Boot task for generating a project.clj from your Boot project. This will allow Cursive IDE to work with your Boot project.

;in your build.boot
(set-env! :dependencies '[[sparkfund/boot-lein-generate "0.3.0"]])
(require '[boot.lein :refer :all])

;now you can run `boot write-project-clj`

Forked from onetom's repo (which was itself forked from darongmean's repo) to add some extra properties and configurability in scenarios where boot.core/get-env doesn't include all the information you need it to include in the project.clj. As an example, you might wish to add :repl-options into project.clj, or extend the set of directories Cursive will tell IntelliJ to mark as source roots.

Usage

Add it to your build.boot (see above) and then run boot write-project.clj.

If there are additional properties you want to set in the generated project.clj, or if you'd like to replace the values generated by this task with different values, you can either put a map into a Boot environment property named :boot.lein/project-clj, or pass the map as the override option to the write-project-clj task:

;first option: put the map into the Boot environment
;note that values passed as an option to the task will override values from this map
(set-env! :boot.lein/project-clj {:url "https://github.com/SparkFund/boot-lein-generate"})

;second option: pass it as an option to the task
(task-options! write-project-clj {:override {:url "https://github.com/SparkFund/boot-lein-generate"}})

;or invoke the task directly from some other task
(deftask whatever
  [] ;...
  (write-project-clj {:override {:url "https://github.com/SparkFund/boot-lein-generate"}}))

You can also specify these overrides from the command line, although you have to be a little careful because the values you provide will be interpreted as code. Here's a sample showing a few different types of options:

$ boot write-project-clj -o ':url="http://example.com"' -o ':offline?=true' -o ':pedantic?=:abort'

This is equivalent to setting the task options like this:

(task-options! write-project-clj {:override {:url "http://example.com", :offline? true, :pedantic? :abort}})

License

Copyright 2016-2017 Darong Mean, Tamas Herman, and SparkFund

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, Version 1.0, the same as Clojure.