Simple REPL is a very simple REPL to use over TCP.
Both client and server require usocket and bordeaux-threads.
Clone project to your local-projects directory.
To load the server:
(ql:quickload :simple-repl/server)Then start the server on the port 4017:
(simple-repl/server:run 4017)
#<SB-THREAD:THREAD tid=148753 "simple repl [localhost:5017]" RUNNING {1003AAD853}>This will spawn a new thread. You can also run the server in the current thread, blocking it until the client disconnects from it:
(simple-repl/server:run-in-current-thread 4017)To load the client:
(ql:quickload :simple-repl/client)To connect to the server on the port 4017:
(simple-repl/server:run 4017)
* This opens the simple REPL.
Initially *package* is bound to #<PACKAGE "COMMON-LISP-USER">.
The REPL is very simple, though it supports *, **, ***, +, ++, +++, /, //, ///, -.
To close the server set the special variable *close* in the simple-repl/server package to T:
(setf simple-repl/server:*close* t)The connection will be closed, but the REPL will be still hanging. Just enter any line to return to the initial REPL.
Feel free to report bugs or make suggestions by filing an issue on github.
Feel free to submit pull requests on github as well.
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