orchard.namespace
Utilities for resolving and loading namespaces
Utilities for resolving and loading namespaces
ensure-namespaceclj
(ensure-namespace ns)Require ns (no-op if already loaded). Return the symbol if successful,
and nil if this fails.
Require `ns` (no-op if already loaded). Return the symbol if successful, and `nil` if this fails.
has-tests?clj
(has-tests? ns)Return a truthy value if the namespace has any vars with :test metadata.
Return a truthy value if the namespace has any vars with `:test` metadata.
inlined-dependency?clj
(inlined-dependency? namespace)Returns true if the namespace matches one of our, or eastwood's, inlined dependencies.
Returns true if the namespace matches one of our, or eastwood's, inlined dependencies.
internal-namespace?clj
(internal-namespace? namespace & [prefixes])Returns true if the namespace matches the given prefixes.
Returns true if the namespace matches the given prefixes.
load-project-namespacesclj
(load-project-namespaces)Require and return all namespaces validly defined in the current project.
Require and return all namespaces validly defined in the current project.
loaded-namespacesclj
(loaded-namespaces & [filter-regexps])Return all loaded namespaces, except those coming from inlined dependencies.
filter-regexps is used to filter out namespaces matching regexps.
Return all loaded namespaces, except those coming from inlined dependencies. `filter-regexps` is used to filter out namespaces matching regexps.
loaded-project-namespacesclj
(loaded-project-namespaces)Return all loaded namespaces defined in the current project.
Return all loaded namespaces defined in the current project.
ns-pathclj
(ns-path ns)Return the path to a file containing namespace ns.
ns can be a Namespace object or the name of a namespace.
Return the path to a file containing namespace `ns`. `ns` can be a Namespace object or the name of a namespace.
project-namespacesclj
(project-namespaces)Find all namespaces defined in source paths within the current project.
Find all namespaces defined in source paths within the current project.
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