A simple autobuild tool paired with a persistent build script for clojurescript.
For autobuild only autobuild.py is needed.
For build script use build.py.
Usage is the same for both scripts.
> ./autobuild.py -h
usage: autobuild.py [-h] [-o O] [-i I] [-opts OPTS] [-cljs-home HOME]
[-no-persistence]
A script for clojurescript autocompiling
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o O output file
-i I input file
-opts OPTS options sent to the compiler
-cljs-home HOME clojurescript home directory
-no-persistence build without using persistent jvm
-cp CP include path to classpath
The -no-persistence can be used if there is a problem with nailgun.
There is an older script which can be used if there is a problem with for example python.
You need both autobuild.sh and
autobuild.clj in the same directory.
The usage is as follows:
1st argument: path to clojurescript
2nd argument: path to file to compile
3rd argument or more: optional, paths to files to watch (but not compile)
last argument: optional, options to be passed to compiler
Note that it isn't possible to compile directories with this script.
Copyright (c) 2011 Jonathan Fischer Friberg
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