Using Clojure for scripting... Yes we have Planck and Lumo, but what if we could have JVM Clojure with super fast boottime?
By using GraalVM to generate a thin client that talks to a JVM process via Clojure prepl we can have this!
After the setup (see next section below) you will get this:
time examples/helloworld.clj
Hello World!
examples/helloworld.clj 0.01s user 0.01s system 65% cpu 0.035 total
Only the first time the server needs to be booted:
time examples/helloworld.clj
*** starting scripting server *** [1163ms]
Hello World!
examples/helloworld.clj 0.03s user 0.04s system 5% cpu 1.257 total
Assumption is that you have boot-clj
[see instructions], make
installed. And that you have a GraalVM distribution under ~/bin/graalvm-ce-1.0.0-rc15
.
make client-binary
make server-jar
You are now ready for some fast Clojure.
To kill the server:
make kill-server-processes
Copyright (c) Jeroen van Dijk, Adgoji and contributors
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License 1.0 (same as Clojure).