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Wrote about java.lang.Process
and how to use it to e.g. run a test runner in watch mode, parse the output and send a message to a desktop notifier:
https://book.babashka.org/#_java_lang_process
Thanks for the example with getInputStream. Definitely some interesting wrapper commands that could be written š
wow it should be easy to send a sound when test fails and send a notifyd
but that src/my/namespace.clj is regular clojure file or it needs to be a babashka script?
I've found it pretty easy to develop scripts with libs using clojure and then run them with babashka. It's been a while since I wanted to use a clojure feature that babashka didn't already support.
^ most of the time Iām simply using bb as a fast starting clojure