A tool for generating stubs for open and closed source libraries
TODO
To generate stubs you need to pass the classpath
and at least one namespace from namespaces
to stub
later require it and generate the stubs for those namespaces.
You can specify a optional output-dir
, otherwise the stubs
folder will be used.
For more details check stub --help
.
After running successfully, a hierarchy of files and folders with all the stubs should be available with custom metadata. Example:
stubs/foo/bar.clj
(in-ns 'foo.bar)
(defn ^{:clj-easy/stub true, :line 16, :column 1, :file "foo/bar.clj"} something ([]) ([a b]))
(defn ^{:clj-easy/stub true, :line 18, :column 1, :file "foo/bar.clj"} other ([]))
stub --classpath ".../clojure.jar:/foo/bar.jar" --namespaces foo.bar --namespaces foo.baz
stub -c ".../clojure.jar:/foo/bar.jar" -n foo.bar -o /tmp/stubs
For now the only entrypoint available is clj-easy.stub.core/generate!
.
This tool first create a temporary file with a custom clojure code, then shell out a java process with the specified classpath calling the code from the created temporary file which should get all necessary metadata and then finish, then stub should create all files from that metadata.
Run clj -M:run generate --classpath "<your-classpath>" --namespaces some.entrypoint-ns
JVM
clj -T:build uber
GraalVM native image
clj -T:build native
To tag and deploy to clojars + generate the native image on releases:
clj -T:build tag :version '"1.3.4"'
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