This is a clojure library designed to extend the clojure syntax so it can load org file as source file directly.
The implementation details of literate-clojure is in file core.org (pdf version).
This library is provided to make litrate programming more happy in clojure,without pain of tangling code from org files.
This library contains the following files:
- ./src/literate_clojure/core.org
The implementation and documentation and literate clojure reader. - ./src/literate_clojure/core.clj
The tangled codes of literate clojure reader, generated from ./src/literate_clojure/core.clj. - ./src/literate_clojure/core.pdf
The weaved documentation, generated from ./src/literate_clojure/core.clj by org mode’s publish feature. - test/literate_clojure/core_test.org
The testcase of literate-clojure. - test/literate_clojure/core_test.clj
The bootstrap file of test cases. - ./README.org
The usage and introduction of literate-clojure. - ./project.clj
the lein project file of literate-clojure. - ./demo/project.clj
the lein project file of a demo of how to use literate-clojure. - ./demo/src/demo/literate_core.clj
The demo documentation and codes. - ./demo/src/demo/core.clj
the bootstrap file to load ./demo/src/demo/literate_core.clj. - ./.travis.yml
The config file used by Web service travis ci to test this library.
It’s better to edit the org file with polymode,which will make code block use its native file mode. The following elisp scripts in .emacs will install it.
(use-package poly-org
:ensure t)Usually I will add the following line as the first line of an clojure source file (*.clj or *.cljs)
# -*- encoding:utf-8 Mode: POLY-ORG; -*- --- But GitHub will not render such file in org mode, to fix this issue, I will add the following line as the first line instead.
# -*- encoding:utf-8 Mode: ORG; -*- --- And in my Emacs configuration file, I will add a hook to enable polymode for such file:
(defun enable-poly-org-mode ()
(when (and buffer-file-name (not (string= "org" (downcase (file-name-extension buffer-file-name)))))
(poly-org-mode 1)))
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'enable-poly-org-mode)So Github can render such source file as org mode correctly.
Please have a look of the section How to insert code block in org file in library literate-elisp.
To use this library, please add dependence in your project.clj:
:dependencies [[literate-clojure "0.1.1"]]Then in one of your source file,add the following codes to install the org syntax for clojure reader:
(require 'literate-clojure.core)
(literate-clojure.core/install-org-dispatcher)
(load-file "src/demo/core.org")Now you can use literate_core.clj to write your documentation and source codes together, and any codes in core.org will be loaded automatically.
The org files must start with a sharp and a space, for example I usually add the following line to the beginning of an org file:
# -*- encoding:utf-8 Mode: POLY-ORG; -*- ---
It will use Emacs library poly-org-mode which is a lightweight library to support multiple major mode in one file, so you can edit clojure code natively in an org file.
Please have a look of the section handle org syntax in ./src/literate_clojure/core.org.
Copyright © 2018 Jingtao Xu
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