A Leiningen template for projects using Luminus.
The template initializes a base Luminus application.
Luminus requires Leiningen version 2.5.3+
The Luminus template ships out of the box with your latest Leiningen. Run the following command to create a new Luminus project which uses the default profile template:
lein new luminus <your project name>
However, if you would like to attach further functionality to your template you can append profile hints for these extended features:
+aleph
adds the Aleph server+http-kit
adds the fast HTTP Kit web server to the project+jetty
adds the jetty web server to the project
+h2
adds db.core namespace and H2 database dependencies+postgres
adds db.core namespace and add PostreSQL database dependencies+mysql
adds db.core namespace and add MySQL/MariaDB database dependencies+mongodb
adds support for MongoDB using the Monger library+datomic
adds support for the Datomic database
+auth
adds Buddy dependency and authentication middleware+auth-jwe
adds Buddy dependency with the JWE backend+cljs
adds ClojureScript support with Reagent to the project along with an example+re-frame
adds ClojureScript support with re-frame to the project along with an example+cucumber
adds support for browser based UI testing with Cucumber and clj-webdriver+swagger
adds support for Swagger-UI using the compojure-api library+sassc
adds support for SASS/SCSS files using SassC command line compiler+service
removes static assets and the layout, adds Swagger support+war
adds support of building WAR archives for deployment to servers such as Apache Tomcat (should NOT be used for Immutant apps running on WildFly)+site
creates template for site using the specified database (H2 by default) and ClojureScript+kibit
add lein-kibit plugin+cider
adds support for CIDER using CIDER nREPL plugin
To add a profile simply pass it as an argument after your application name, e.g.:
lein new luminus myapp +cljs
You can also mix multiple profiles when creating the application, e.g.:
lein new luminus myapp +auth +postgres
To build as a executable Java ARchive (JAR) standalone, run the following command:
lein uberjar
To run the resulting standalone executable .jar
file, do as you would with any other:
user$ java -jar target/myapp.jar
15-Sep-14 16:06:21 APc47d.4f39.65e6.uhn.ca INFO [myapp.handler] -
-=[myapp started successfully]=-
16:06:21.685 INFO [org.projectodd.wunderboss.web.Web] (main) Registered web context /
15-Sep-14 16:06:21 APc47d.4f39.65e6.uhn.ca INFO [myapp.core] - server started on port: 3002
The app can be stress tested by running the Apache benchmark command:
ab -c 10 -n 1000 http://127.0.0.1:3000/
The memory and CPU usage can be inspected by running either jconsole
or jvisualvm
and attaching them to a running Luminus server.
Copyright © 2016 Dmitri Sotnikov
Distributed under the MIT License.