Entry point: bb -m volley.main [OPTIONS]... [TEST-SUITE]....
Shell only. It gathers the inputs (argv, tests.edn, test files, the
environment, the terminal), hands them to the pure core, and carries out
the effects volley.engine returns. The one mutable object is the event
queue; the worker handles and the live view's frame height are a value
(world) threaded through the loop with the engine's state.
Entry point: `bb -m volley.main [OPTIONS]... [TEST-SUITE]...`. Shell only. It gathers the inputs (argv, tests.edn, test files, the environment, the terminal), hands them to the pure core, and carries out the effects `volley.engine` returns. The one mutable object is the event queue; the worker handles and the live view's frame height are a value (`world`) threaded through the loop with the engine's state.
(-main & args)bb -m volley.main [OPTIONS]... [TEST-SUITE]...
`bb -m volley.main [OPTIONS]... [TEST-SUITE]...`
(run args)Run volley with args and return the exit code instead of exiting.
Run volley with `args` and return the exit code instead of exiting.
What --version prints. The version lives in volley/version.edn on
the classpath, the one place the release and the CHANGELOG follow.
What `--version` prints. The version lives in `volley/version.edn` on the classpath, the one place the release and the CHANGELOG follow.
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