nreplops-tool is a non-interactive nREPL client designed to be used in shell scripts and on the command line.
WARNING: This project is at early concept phase. There is a base implementation to play with but it has rough edges and every new version will probably be breaking for some time.
Before starting make sure that you have a Clojure nREPL server running in the
background and there is a corresponding .nrepl-port file in either the current
working directory or any of its ancestor.
Evaluate the expression (+ 1 2) on a nREPL server:
$ nr -e '(+ 1 2)'
3
Pass the expressions through a pipe:
$ echo '(+ 1 2)' | nr
3
Evaluate the content of a file:
$ echo '(+ 1 2)' > plus.clj
$ nr plus.clj
3
Create an executable nREPL scripts:
$ cat <<EOF > plus.nrepl
+ #!/usr/bin/env nr -!
+ (+ 1 2)
+ EOF
$ chmod +x plus.nrepl
$ ./plus.nrepl
3
Suppose the nREPL server had a function called get-user-by-email that searched
in retrieved users from the application database by email. A script exposing
that functionality to the command line could look something like this:
$ cat <<EOF > get-user-by-email.nrepl
+ #!/usr/bin/env nr -! --no-results
+ (clojure.pprint/pprint
+ (get-user-by-email db "#nr[1]"))
$ EOF
$ chmod +x get-user-by-email.nrepl
$ ./get-user-by-email.nrepl wile.e.coyote@example.com
{:name "Wile E. Coyote"
:email "wile.e.coyote@example.com"
:phone "555-555 555"}
cargo +nightly install nreplops-tool