lukebemish/clojurewrapper

ClojureWrapper

A language loader/provider and wrapper API for Clojure for Forge and Fabric.

How to use:

Check out the example mod for a minimal working example: Clojure Example Mod

The artifacts for the api and loader are available through Jitpack:

repositories {
  maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
}

Fabric

dependencies {
  modApi("com.github.lukebemish.clojurewrapper:clojurewrapper:${project.clojurewrapper_version}") {transitive=false}
  modApi("com.github.lukebemish.clojurewrapper:clojurewrapper-fabric:${project.clojurewrapper_version}") {transitive=false}
  modApi "org.clojure:clojure:${rootProject.clojure_version}"
}

Then, in fabric.mod.json, set the adapter for the main entrypoint:

"main": [
  {
    "adapter": "clojureloader",
    "value": "name.space/function"
  }
]

Forge

With Forge Loom:

dependencies {
  modApi("com.github.lukebemish.clojurewrapper:clojurewrapper:${project.clojurewrapper_version}") {transitive=false}
  modApi("com.github.lukebemish.clojurewrapper:clojurewrapper-forgeapi:${project.clojurewrapper_version}:remap") {transitive=false}
  modApi("com.github.lukebemish.clojurewrapper:clojurewrapper-forgeloader:${project.clojurewrapper_version}") {transitive=false}
  forgeRuntimeLibrary "org.clojure:clojure:${rootProject.clojure_version}"
  api "org.clojure:clojure:${rootProject.clojure_version}"
}

With Forgegradle:

Much the same way as with Loom, simply using fg.deobf instead. You may need to take extra steps to get the clojure standard library to show up on the classpath during runtime in a dev environment.

Then, in mods.toml, set:

modLoader = "clojureloader"

[[mods]]
modId = "modid"
clojure = "name.space/function"