😼 mogge

If anyone wants to play around with using Terraform and ClojureScript and wants to learn - I'm looking for a beta-tester of https://github.com/juxt/roll. I'm very happy to work closely and to explain what's going on, and take someone through the hoops

the only thing I ask right how is that this person has a domain name they can use for AWS deployment purposes

@jonpither - I can set one up, give a little time…

And I would like to use roll…

that'd be great @maleghast

Just let me figure out how to put one of my domains into Route53 - I’ve been meaning to do this for a while…

hi there, does anyone know of a good clojure excel spreadsheet parser?

(outside of incanter that is)

can you export it to csv first?

I've not used it myself, but one of my colleagues has been using docjure for the crazier spreadsheets that can't be exported to csv and it seems to be ok.

https://github.com/mjul/docjure

clojure-csv (?) is really, really good, if you can get a CSV from your Excel

@elise_huard if I am not mistaken there is also a Java lib for reading Excel spreadsheets. (docjure might use that) so maybe have a look at that as well.

@jonpither @maleghast we do the csv thing already, just wondering if there's a direct-from-excel approach. My colleague was comparing the functionality to python, where there is a library for that.

@thomas thank you, that might be a good start possibly

*nods*

Can’t speak to docjure’s efficacy as never tried it, but I’ve heard people say it’s good.

cool

we use the java lib and it works fine (nothing fancy though(

thank you @maleghast and @thomas !

(@thomas do you have the name of the lib handy?)

just had a quick look at the project.clj for docjure and it uses the java lib

(not really surprising)

aha 🙂

https://poi.apache.org/

but that might have a few more things in it than docjure... who knows.

I'm using docjure for xlsx files and not had any issues with it and seems pretty effecient

Nice 🙂