lein-sub

Leiningen plugin to execute tasks on sub-projects

Should you need recursive behavior, consider Leiningen aliases or lein-cascade.

Installation

Lein 2 users

Either install as a plugin in ~/.lein/profiles.clj:

{:user {:plugins [[lein-sub "0.3.0"]]}}

Or, specify as a plugin in project.clj:

:plugins [[lein-sub "0.3.0"]]

Leiningen 1.x users

Either install as a plugin:

$ lein plugin install lein-sub "0.1.2"

Or, include as a dev-dependency in project.clj:

:dev-dependencies [[lein-sub "0.1.2"]]

Usage

Your project may have sub-projects (each having its own project.clj file) - you can specify them as follows:

:sub ["module/foo-common" "module/dep-vendor-xyz"]

Execute the plugin:

$ lein sub deps   # runs "lein deps" on each of 'foo-common' and 'dep-vendor-xyz'

$ lein sub jar      # runs "lein jar" on both
$ lein sub install  # install both sub-project artifacts to local Maven repo

You can pass subproject directory locations via command line (overrides :sub):

$ lein sub -s "module/foo-common:module/dep-vendor-xyz" jar

You can force dependency discovery between sub-projects (overrides build order specified in the :sub vector):

$ lein sub clean -d

Getting in touch

On Twitter: @kumarshantanu

On E-mail: kumar.shantanu(at)gmail.dot

On Leiningen mailing list: http://groups.google.com/group/leiningen

Contributors

• Shantanu Kumar (Author) (https://github.com/kumarshantanu)
• Phil Hagelberg (https://github.com/technomancy)
• Hugo Duncan (https://github.com/hugoduncan)
• Creighton Kirkendall (https://github.com/ckirkendall)

License

Copyright © 2011-2013 Shantanu Kumar and contributors

Adapted from Phil Hagelberg's example: http://j.mp/oC9TTo

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License, the same as Clojure.