Quil

Use quil in goldly.

Goldly-Bundel

Goldly allows you to add any clojurescript or javascript / npm dependency.

If you do not want to build your own bundle and define your own ui components, then you might want to use goldly bundel

Goldly Bundel has ui-quil /and other ui libraries) included.

Demo

clojure -X:goldly

Navigate your webbrowser to port. Quil snippes are in running systems / snippet-registry

In Goldly as a ui extension

In deps.edn add quil as dependency and add goldly alias

:goldly
  {:extra-deps {org.pinkgorilla/goldly {:mvn/version "0.2.37"}
               {org.pinkgorilla/ui-quil {:mvn/version "0.0.1"}}
   :exec-fn goldly-server.app/goldly-server-run!
   :exec-args {:profile "watch"
               :config {:goldly {}}}}

How to make your own bundel

Because ui-quil is a very simple project, it is a good example to learn how to write goldly ui extensions.

In deps.edn we get the quil maven library:

 {:deps
  quil/quil {:mvn/version "3.1.0"}
  ...}

Because quil needs npm js dependencies we ass deps.cljs:

{:npm-deps
 {"p5" "^0.9.0" }}

In resources/ext/gorilla-ext.edn we add quils clojurescript namespaces to the js bundel.

To run goldly and to get goldly to add ui.quil.goldly to the bundle we add :goldly alias to deps.edn

:goldly
  {:extra-deps {org.pinkgorilla/goldly {:mvn/version "0.2.37"}}
   :exec-fn goldly-server.app/goldly-server-run!
   :exec-args {:profile "watch"
               :config {:goldly {}}}}