require clojure libs

[Brian Craft]

Are there docs somewhere of how the module system is supposed to work? If I try to require clojure.string, or clojure.edn, or clojure.walk, etc., where will it look for them? What libs are packaged with clojurepy? How would I include more?

[Antony Lee]

Clojure-py's module system directly relies on Python's import system, so it will just look up sys.path: (require 'sys) (apply list sys/path)
Right now the only packaged libs are clojure.string and clojure.set, I think.
Antony

2013/5/31 Brian Craft <craft...@gmail.com>

Are there docs somewhere of how the module system is supposed to work? If I try to require clojure.string, or clojure.edn, or clojure.walk, etc., where will it look for them? What libs are packaged with clojurepy? How would I include more?

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[Brian Craft]

But what about clojure source, rather than python source?

Consider, I have clj script that requires clojure.edn. I haven't found a way to get clojurepy to resolve clojure.edn. The only thing I could get to work is putting edn.clj in the local directory and modifying the script to require edn. But this isn't a workable solution, since it requires changing all the module names.

[Antony Lee]

Putting edn.clj in the clojure folder (next to core.clj, etc.: in the source checkout if you didn't run setup.py install, in .../site-packages/clojure_py-0.2.4-py2.7.egg/clojure/ otherwise), works for me (well, except that EdnReader isn't defined, but at least it finds the file).  You could also add it to the package_data in setup.py so that it gets installed together with everything (actually right now I'm wondering why string.clj isn't included).

2013/5/31 Brian Craft <craft...@gmail.com>