Category Archives: Libs.

Category Content Summary:
bowerick – Easing Simple Message-oriented Middleware Tasks with Clojure (and Java)
cli4clj – Create simple interactive CLIs for Clojure applications.
clj-assorted-utils – Unsorted bunch of helper and utility functions for Clojure
clj-net-pcap – A wrapper/facade/whatever to enable/ease the use of jNetPcap (a libpcap based packet sniffing lib) in Clojure
DRePCap – Prototype for evaluating dynamic distributed remote packet capturing.
test2junit – Emit Clojure test output in Junit XML format and optionally automatically invoke HTML generation.

10 Years clj-net-pcap — Version 1.8.4 Released

I almost missed it but this year was the tenth anniversary of clj-net-pcap. clj-net-pcap is a wrapper/adapter/facade (No matter how you want to call it.) around jNetPcap, which itself wraps libpcap, that enables and eases packet capturing with Clojure. This … Continue reading

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Polyglot Messaging & Integration for Fun

In this post, I write a bit about some things I did for fun in the area of Message-oriented Middleware (MoM). I am not sure how much others relate to this but I hope that some may find it a … Continue reading

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cli4clj 1.7.9 – Properly GraalVM-ready and Fixes

cli4clj aims on enabling developers to “Create simple interactive Command Line Interfaces (CLIs) for Clojure applications.” With the latest version, 1.7.9, which I pushed some time ago this year, cli4clj should finally be properly GraalVM-ready. In a previous post, I … Continue reading

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cli4clj 1.7.2 – “GraalVM-ready”

In this post, I briefly summarize my experience of making cli4clj “GraalVM-ready”. Inspired by Jan Stepien’s talk about GraalVM at :clojureD 2019, I got curious about GraalVM. So, I gave it a try to build a “native” executable of the … Continue reading

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cli4clj – @clojuredconf Wrap-up

I just returned from the fantastic :clojureD 2019 conference. As a wrap-up of my lightning talk on cli4clj, I uploaded the slides of my lightning talk: cli4clj – Easing the Implementation of Interactive Command Line Interfaces in Clojure for “Everyone” … Continue reading

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cli4clj 1.7.0 – Alternate Scrolling Mode

In this post, I briefly introduce a newly added “alternate” scrolling mode for cli4clj, a library for easing the implementation of interactive command line interfaces (CLIs) for Clojure applications. Since quite some time, I had been a bit unhappy about … Continue reading

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cli4clj Version 1.5.3 – Mixing cli4clj- and Clojure-style Syntax

cli4clj aims on easing the implementation of interactive command line interfaces (CLIs) targeting “everyone” as CLI users. One implication of “targeting everyone” is that CLIs implemented with cli4clj should be usable by “non-lispers”. Thus, cli4clj purposely does not use lisp- … Continue reading

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test2junit Version 1.4.0 Released

This is a bit delayed announcement of the release of test2junit 1.4.0. test2junit lets you “Emit Clojure test output in Junit XML format and optionally automatically invoke HTML generation.” With some version 1.3.x of test2junit, I added a bit more … Continue reading

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cli4clj 1.4.0 Released – Now with Persistent Command History by Default

cli4clj aims on quickly and effortlessly creating interactive Command Line Interfaces (CLIs) for Clojure applications. It is based on jline2 and the Clojure REPL and tries to provide (hopefully) reasonable abstractions and defaults. Features of cli4clj include, e.g.: simple configuration … Continue reading

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Playing with Event-driven Web-based 3D-Visualization via A-Frame and bowerick

This year in February, I heard for the first time of A-Frame (at RWDSL@CGO). In a nutshell, A-Frame aims on easing web-based 3D visualisation. Based on my previous work involving Event-driven Architecture (EDA) and Message-oriented Middleware (MoM), I was curious … Continue reading

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