In my previous post about setting up Emacs for Clojure development, I suggest to include lein-swank inside the plugins' project.clj. Eventhough this approach work, here I will explain how to use Leiningen profile to separate the plugins / libraries which will act as helper and with other plugins / libraries which will be included in the project result. You will find that separation of concerns is beatiful.
Ok, now here's the problem. I would like to use lein-swank for my development with Emacs but I don't want to interfere my project with all of those clutters, I just want my project to include my source code and my libraries. This is where Leiningen profile comes into play. To this end, use profile.clj inside Leiningen home (that is $HOME/.lein/). The default profile which will be executed is "user". Here is mine:
Here's the profile.clj content:
This way, you can - for example - execute lein-swank without include them in your project.clj anymore. You may add other plugins. I just use lein-pprint in the meantime. There are still many things that can be done using this profile, for example, you can use this profile to test multiversion plugins / libraries, etc. I will write them later.
Happy hacking!
Ok, now here's the problem. I would like to use lein-swank for my development with Emacs but I don't want to interfere my project with all of those clutters, I just want my project to include my source code and my libraries. This is where Leiningen profile comes into play. To this end, use profile.clj inside Leiningen home (that is $HOME/.lein/). The default profile which will be executed is "user". Here is mine:
[bpdp@bpdp-arch ~]$ tree .lein/
.lein/
|-- profiles.clj
`-- self-installs
|-- leiningen-1.7.1-standalone.jar
`-- leiningen-2.0.0-preview7-standalone.jar
1 directory, 3 files[bpdp@bpdp-arch ~]$
Here's the profile.clj content:
[bpdp@bpdp-arch .lein]$ cat profiles.clj
{:user {:plugins [[lein-swank "1.4.4"]
[lein-pprint "1.1.1"]]}}
[bpdp@bpdp-arch .lein]$
This way, you can - for example - execute lein-swank without include them in your project.clj anymore. You may add other plugins. I just use lein-pprint in the meantime. There are still many things that can be done using this profile, for example, you can use this profile to test multiversion plugins / libraries, etc. I will write them later.
Happy hacking!
Utilizing Leiningen Profile