quil.snippets.macro
defsnippetcljmacro
(defsnippet snip-name fns opts & body)Defines a snippet. A snippet is a small example showing how to use a specific Quil function. Snippets are used in Quil docs and for release testing.
If a snippet is intended for a clj-only or cljs-only function, use reader conditionals (https://clojure.org/reference/reader#_reader_conditionals) to define the snippet only in clj or cljs. You can also use reader conditionals inside the snippet itself if needed.
If the snippet is not trivial and has multiple parts it should have comments. These comments will help Quil users to understand better what the snippet does when they read the Quil API. Since standard clojure comments (the one that start with ;) are stripped in macros, comments should be added using (comment) macro like this:
(comment "Do foo bar")
(foo-bar 123)
All (comment) forms will be converted into ; comments when generating the
documentation.
Snippets are stored in https://github.com/quil/quil/tree/master/src/cljc/quil/snippets
More info about snippets: https://github.com/quil/quil/wiki/Snippets
This macro works by storing its parts in a list quil.snippets.all-snippets/all-snippets
that is later used to generate tests for release testing or generate documentation.
Parameters:
name- Name of snippet. Usually the same as the function the snippet tests. Needs to be unique in the current file.fns- Name of the Quil function that the snippet tests. Used to to find all snippets for each function when generating documentation. Supports a collection of names if snippet tests few related Quil functions at the same time.opts- Map of extra options. Supported options::renderer- Renderer to use for the snippet, if not default.:setup- Setup function to use. Default is empty.
body- The body of thedrawfunction of the snippet.
Defines a snippet. A snippet is a small example showing how to use a specific
Quil function. Snippets are used in Quil docs and for release testing.
If a snippet is intended for a clj-only or cljs-only function, use reader conditionals
(https://clojure.org/reference/reader#_reader_conditionals) to define the snippet only in
clj or cljs. You can also use reader conditionals inside the snippet itself if needed.
If the snippet is not trivial and has multiple parts it should have comments. These
comments will help Quil users to understand better what the snippet does when they read
the Quil API. Since standard clojure comments (the one that start with ;) are stripped in
macros, comments should be added using (comment) macro like this:
```
(comment "Do foo bar")
(foo-bar 123)
```
All `(comment)` forms will be converted into `;` comments when generating the
documentation.
Snippets are stored in https://github.com/quil/quil/tree/master/src/cljc/quil/snippets
More info about snippets: https://github.com/quil/quil/wiki/Snippets
This macro works by storing its parts in a list [[quil.snippets.all-snippets/all-snippets]]
that is later used to generate tests for release testing or generate documentation.
Parameters:
* `name` - Name of snippet. Usually the same as the function
the snippet tests. Needs to be unique in the current file.
* `fns` - Name of the Quil function that the snippet tests. Used to
to find all snippets for each function when generating documentation.
Supports a collection of names if snippet tests few related Quil
functions at the same time.
* `opts` - Map of extra options. Supported options:
- `:renderer` - Renderer to use for the snippet, if not default.
- `:setup` - Setup function to use. Default is empty.
* `body` - The body of the `draw` function of the snippet.cljdoc is a website building & hosting documentation for Clojure/Script libraries
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