Everywhere I see, it is suggested that I add :dependencies
in project.clj
and run lein deps
. Where are these downloaded? What is my CLASSPATH
and how can I add my own JARs to my clojure project?
While the answer for
Dependencies in maven local repositories with leiningen
kind of solves my need, I am not marking it duplicate as what I am asking is much simpler (being a beginner, who does not have much experience with Java to know about Maven). I am still finding it hard to understand where clojure ends and leiningen begins.
The thing I was looking for is a way to add library like we do in most other languages (e.g. copy JAR to project directory and import in code).
This is great question since it's not clear at all. Leiningen is often a black hole and if something isn't working it's often hard to debug.
I just recently had to do some manual scripting and leiningen does help you with finding out these things.
Where are these downloaded?
The directory is in $HOME/.m2
. This is Maven's: http://maven.apache.org/settings.html
What is my classpath?
The classpath is set depending on your :dependencies
as well as your :source-paths
and :resource-paths
vectors.
You can find out your classpath like this:
lein classpath
This will print a huge list depending on your configuration.
You could --for instance-- then run a script:
java -cp cljs-1.7.xx.jar:scripts:$(lein with-profile +dev-cljs classpath) clojure.main scripts/cljs-build.clj dev
That has access to all your projects dependencies and loads them properly.
Although you could use lein run
to achieve something similar:
lein with-profile +dev-cljs run -m clojure.main scripts/cljs-build.clj dev
How do I add my own JARs?
See: leiningen - how to add dependencies for local jars?
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