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How to Use Emmy
Emmy Supported Environments
This section, like many others in the docs at the moment, is quite sparse. This will change in the coming months!
Emmy is best experienced in an interactive environment like the Clojure REPL. We support a number of environments with rich support for TeX rendering and plotting. These are catalogued below., paired with "Getting Started" instructions.
After setting up your environment with any of the listed methods, visit the Emmy Quickstart to get some ideas about how to use the library.
Clojure(script) REPL
Install Emmy into your Clojure(script) project using the instructions at its Clojars page:
Initialize the emmy.env "Batteries Included" environment at the REPL:
(require '[emmy.env :as env])
(env/bootstrap-repl!)And
Nextjournal
You can access all Emmy namespaces from any Nextjournal page by typing
```cljsand hitting <space> in any block, and evaluating the following form:
(nextjournal.env/load! :emmy)Any subsequent ClojureScript block will have every function in
emmy.env
available.
Visit the Emmy Tutorial on Nextjournal to try all of the examples in the Quickstart in your browser with no setup required.
Many of the exercises from Structure and Interpretation of Classical Mechanics exist in Nextjournal form at the Nextjournal SICM directory. To try any of these notebooks without creating an account:
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Click on one you find interesting, like https://nextjournal.com/sicm/ch-9-our-notation
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Modify the URL by inserting "/try/" before "sicm", turning the above URL into https://nextjournal.com/try/sicm/ch-9-our-notation
All cells on this new page will be interactive.
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