Ordinarily, component-specific functions would reside in a component's
namespace, in this case that would be
clojang.component.components.default-node
. However, since this entire
library is dedicated to managing a default Clojang node. those functions are
here, in the core namespace.
Since this library is strictly for managing a default node in a running
system, all functions take as their first parameter a system or component data
structure that has :default-node
as a key.
If you wish to use the general Clojang functions for communicating with an Erlang or Clojure node, you chould be using the clojang library directly.
Ordinarily, component-specific functions would reside in a component's namespace, in this case that would be `clojang.component.components.default-node`. However, since this entire library is dedicated to managing a default Clojang node. those functions are here, in the core namespace. Since this library is strictly for managing a default node in a running system, all functions take as their first parameter a system or component data structure that has `:default-node` as a key. If you wish to use the general Clojang functions for communicating with an Erlang or Clojure node, you chould be using the clojang library directly.
(-main & args)
For best results, run with: lein trampoline run
To see the demo output, run: lein trampoline run demo
For best results, run with: `lein trampoline run` To see the demo output, run: `lein trampoline run demo`
(init)
This is used to set the options and any other global data.
This is defined in a function for re-use. For instance, when a REPL is reloaded, the options will be lost and need to be re-applied.
This is used to set the options and any other global data. This is defined in a function for re-use. For instance, when a REPL is reloaded, the options will be lost and need to be re-applied.
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