Assumes macOS Monterey.
Install OpenJDK and wire it up to the system Java context.
brew install openjdk
export JAVA_HOME=/opt/homebrew/opt/openjdk
Install Clojure.
brew install clojure/tools/clojure
Start a REPL.
clj
user=> "Hello, world"
^D
Note that Clojure has stored data in ~/.m2
, ~/.clojure
, and ~/.clojure_history
.
ls -alt ~
Install Leiningen.
brew install leiningen
Start a REPL. Compared to clj
, this REPL has tab completion that helps exploration.
lein repl
user=> "Hello, world"
^D
Scaffold a project using the default template, which makes a library.
lein new somelib
cd somelib
cat src/somelib/core.clj
On a real project you'd probably git init
from there.
Start a repl within the project.
lein repl
somelib.core=> (foo "ok")
^D
Run tests.
lein test
Scaffold an app project too.
cd ..
lein new app someapp
Build and run.
cd someapp
lein run
Note that Leiningen has stored data in ~/.lein
and ~/.m2
.
ls -alt ~