leiningen.repl — leiningen 2.9.3

Start a repl session either with the current project or standalone.

ack-port clj

(ack-port project)

ack-server clj

The server which handles ack replies.

client clj

(client project attach)

client-repl-port clj

(client-repl-port project)

connect-string clj

(connect-string project opts)

ensure-port clj

(ensure-port s)

init-ns clj

(init-ns {{:keys [init-ns]} :repl-options :keys [main]})

is-uri? clj

(is-uri? s)

lookup-opt clj

(lookup-opt opt-key opts)

nrepl-dependency? clj

(nrepl-dependency? {:keys [dependencies]})

opt-greeting-fn clj

(opt-greeting-fn opts)

opt-host clj

(opt-host opts)

opt-port clj

(opt-port opts)

opt-transport clj

(opt-transport opts)

options-for-reply clj

(options-for-reply project & {:keys [attach port]})

repl clj

(repl project)

(repl project subcommand & opts)

Start a repl session either with the current project or standalone.

Subcommands:

<none> -> :start

:start [:host host] [:port port] This will launch an nREPL server and connect a client to it. If the :host key is given, LEIN_REPL_HOST is set, or :host is present under :repl-options, that host will be attached to, defaulting to localhost otherwise, which will block remote connections. If the :port key is given, LEIN_REPL_PORT is set, or :port is present under :repl-options in the project map, that port will be used for the server, otherwise it is chosen randomly. When starting outside of a project, the nREPL server will run internally to Leiningen. When run under trampoline, the client/server step is skipped entirely; use the :headless command to start a trampolined server.

:headless [:host host] [:port port] This will launch an nREPL server and wait, rather than connecting a client to it.

:connect [dest] Connects to an already running nREPL server. Dest can be:

• host:port -- connects to the specified host and port;
• port -- resolves host from the LEIN_REPL_HOST environment variable or :repl-options, in that order, and defaults to localhost. If no dest is given, resolves the host resolved as described above and the port from LEIN_REPL_PORT, :repl-options, or .nrepl-port in the project root, in that order. Providing an argument that begins with @ and points to a filename containing a connect string will read that file and use its contents, allowing sensitive credentials to be kept out of the process table and shell history.

:transport [transport] Start nREPL using the transport referenced here, instead of using the default bencode transport. Useful is you want to leverage a client that can't handle bencode. If no transport is given then it will be inferred by checking LEIN_REPL_TRANSPORT, :repl-options, or .nrepl.edn (global one or in the project root), in that order.

:greeting-fn [greeting-fn] Function used to generate the greeting message in the REPL after the nREPL server has started. Useful for "dumb" transports like TTY, or when you want to send some custom message to clients on connect. If no greeting-fn is given then it will be inferred by checking LEIN_REPL_GREETING_FN, :repl-options, or .nrepl.edn (global one or in the project root), in that order.

For connecting to HTTPS repl servers add [nrepl/drawbridge "0.1.5"] to your :plugins list.

Note: the :repl profile is implicitly activated for this task. It cannot be deactivated, but it can be overridden.

repl-greeting-fn clj

(repl-greeting-fn project)

repl-host clj

(repl-host project)

repl-port clj

(repl-port project)

repl-transport clj

(repl-transport project)

reply-profile clj

server clj

(server project cfg headless?)

string-from-file clj

(string-from-file arg)