http://github.com/technomancy/corkscrew
Corkscrew is a build tool for Clojure. It's definitely very proof-of-concept at this stage. You define a project.clj file in your project root, and Corkscrew will provide you with tools to build and manage your project.
It currently requires that Maven be installed to work. This requirement should be removed in future versions.
Here's a sample project file:
{:name "my-sample"
:version "1.0"
:namespaces '(my-sample)
:dependencies [["rome" "0.9"]]
:source-dependencies [["clojure-contrib" "r663" :svn
"http://clojure-contrib.googlecode.com/svn/trunk"]
["enlive" "95b2558943f50bb9962fe7d500ede353f1b578f0"
:git "git://github.com/cgrand/enlive.git"]]}
Dependencies refer to projects hosted in Maven repositories. You provide the name (aka artifactId) and version, and optionally the group ID, though this will default to the name if not provided.
You may also specify source dependencies on Clojure projects that are fetched directly from version-control repositories. You need to provide the name of the project, the version you want, the SCM it's managed with (currently only Subversion and Git are supported, but it's easy to add others), and the repository URL.
TODO: Dependencies on source projects that require AOT are not implemented.
Running the "install" script should compile Corkscrew and install it.
$ corkscrew deps [project-dir]
Attempts to unpack each of the project's dependencies into the target/dependency directory. If they aren't cached locally, this will try to fetch them from the Internet.
$ corkscrew repl [project-dir-or-jar]
Starts a REPL with the project's classpath and dependencies set up.
$ corkscrew pom [project-dir]
Write the pom.xml file to the project root. Intended for debugging.
$ corkscrew compile [project-dir] [output-jar]
Compiles your source code into the target/classes/ directory. Creates a jar file containing bytecode. If your project is an application (has a "main" function, not a library), then this jar will be executable.
$ corkscrew build-standalone [project-dir] [output-jar]
Builds the project as a jar that contains all its dependencies, including Clojure itself.
$ corkscrew install [project-dir-or-jar]
Installs the project's jar into your local maven repository.
$ corkscrew publish [project-dir-or-jar] [repository]
Uploads the jar and metadata to a remote repository.
Patches welcome; send pull requests or email to technomancy at gmail. In particular I want to remove the need for maven to run in a subprocess, but I can't make head or tail of its Java API.
by Phil Hagelberg, (C) 2009
Licensed under the same terms as Clojure.