A Quil sketch designed to animate the green rain from the movie "The Matrix".
Prerequisites:
In a terminal:
git clone <this repo>
cd matrixrainRun lein figwheel in your terminal. Wait for a while until you see
Successfully compiled "resources/public/js/main.js". Open
localhost:3449 in your browser. The REPL in your
terminal is now connected to your browser. (You can test this by sending this
form: (js/alert "Hello World!") ). All the forms you enter in the REPL will be
compiled on the fly, send to the browser, evaluated in the browser and the
result will show up back in your terminal. You're fully connected to your
program in the browser.
You can use this while developing your sketch. Whenever you save your source files the browser will automatically refresh everything, providing you with quick feedback. For more information about Figwheel, check the Figwheel repository on GitHub.
You can stop the REPL (and the connection with the browser) by evaluating this:
:repl/quit
The project is using lein doo to run tests on
save. In project.clj, :doo is configured to look at the "test" build and use
phantomjs to run the tests in a headless environment. Therefore, you need to
have phantomjs installed:
brew tap homebrew/cask
brew cask install phantomjs(The lein doo documentation describes how to use a different js-env if you
don't want to use phantomjs).
Next, make sure the tests run-on-save by executing lein doo from a terminal.
The :doo config in project.clj points to the "test" build, which configures
which runner doo should use and which js-env is the default.
Run lein do clean, cljsbuild once optimized.
This will compile your code and run Google Closure Compiler with advanced
optimizations. Take resources/public/index.html and
resources/public/js/main.js and upload them to server of your choice.
Use the code the way you want at your own risk. It is not copyrighted.