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Tap

We created the tap command to support developing poly, but you might find it an interesting way to browse the internal workspace structure.

This command opens a separate portal window.

Portal is an excellent Clojure tool that makes browsing data a joy. Whether or not you use our tap command, we recommend you check out portal.

The tap command only works with the poly shell. You can invoke it in two different ways:

  1. Via the :tap argument when launching a poly shell:

    poly :tap

  2. By running the tap command from a poly shell:

    example$ tap

You’ll see a separate portal window open; here, we show it placed to the right of the poly shell:

tap shell

Click on the :worskpace key to dig into the workspace structure:

tap workspace

Any time the poly tool invokes tap>, you’ll see the output in the portal window. Starting with version 0.2.18 of poly, we only tap> the workspace structure to keep output to portal minimal and clean.

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