I was looking into SCI code and found https://github.com/babashka/sci/blob/49817626dd2b1bb69dd10457137e5df1f1fd9445/src/sci/impl/evaluator.cljc#L339. Why are other types extended if there is already an Object there with the same extension? Code below would work the same.

#?(:clj (extend-protocol types/Eval
          Object
          (eval [expr _ _]
            expr)
          nil (eval [_ _ _] nil))

is there a trivial way in babashka to read all *in* to bytes? (meaning read until eof)

@corasaurus-hex

$ echo 'yolo' | bb -e '(-> (.readAllBytes System/in) (String. "utf-8"))'
"yolo\n"

ahhhh System/in

cool

thanks

ahhhh readAllBytes was added in java 9

that explains it

I was looking at java 8's docs

#!/usr/bin/env bb

(require '[ :as io])
(import '[java.util.zip Inflater InflaterInputStream])

(with-open [input (InflaterInputStream. System/in (Inflater. true))]
  (io/copy input System/out))

is babashka/cli going to be included in babashka eventually?

it already is

Also, this new integration is there now: https://blog.michielborkent.nl/babashka-tasks-meets-babashka-cli.html

nice!!

I created this a while back

I imagine some kind of combination of babashka/cli with this sort of thing would be interesting. being able to install these as shell scripts on your path and execute something in a library

basically you can do cljx babashka/fs which ls and it will pull down the latest babashka/fs and run the which function with an argument of "ls"

I could see something like this being useful with, say, a database migration tool like ragtime, being able to run a function to create a new migration or to run existing migrations

or migratus

perhaps even have something in the package that describes valid args and commands and such and this could extract that to generate output

it's similar to clojure tools, in a way