- https://github.com/yokolet/clementine
- http://yokolet.blogspot.com/2012/10/clementine-gem-clojurescript-on-rails.html
Clementine is a gem to use ClojureScript (https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript) from Ruby. Clementine is a Tilt (https://github.com/rtomayko/tilt) Template, which is available to use on Rails asset pipeline. Also, it is avilable to use in a Tilt way. You don't need to compile ClojureScript by yourself anymore. Clementine does for you.
Clementine runs on Rails 3.1 and later.
Clementine supports JRuby and CRuby. When you use from CRuby, make sure java command is on your PATH.
Please be aware. When you run Clementine on CRuby, you hook up JVM everytime ClojureScript code is changed. This takes long time since starting JVM is a heavy weight job. For a shorter compilation time, I recommend using JRuby.
gem install clementineWhile installing this gem, you'll see a confusing phrase, "Installing clementine (version string) with native extensions." This means clementine is bootstrapping ClojureScript. Clementine never relies on any C library.
Create clementine.rb file in your ${Rails.root}/config/initializer directory.
Example:
Clementine.options[:optimizations] = :whitespace
Clementine.options[:pretty_print] = trueAvailable options:
KEY VALUES DEFAULT
------------------ ----------------------- -------------------
:optimizations :whitespace, :advanced :advanced
:pretty_print false, true false
:target :nodejs (none)
:output_dir directory name (none)
:output_to file name (none)
note
If you want to see a readable JavaScript code on the browser,
set :whitespace for :optimazations and true for :pretty_print in
${Rails.root}/config/initializer/clementine.rb like the example above.
note
ClojureScript has :none value for :optimizations, which also works with Clementine.
However, there's no way to see the output with Rails asset pipeline.
So, I didn't add :none in the above table.
Clementine is Copyright (c) 2011-2012 Yoko Harada and distributed under the MIT license.
Clojure and ClojureSript are Copyright (c) Rich Hickey and covered by the Eclipse Public License 1.0 http://opensource.org/licenses/eclipse-1.0.php
Google Closure Compiler and Library are covered by Apache License 2.0.