@slipset Dang, in ClojureScript, you can get away with (keyword nil :user/foo); my friend Hyrum showed me this.

Hyrum is such a jerk sometimes 🙂

welp (cracks knuckles

time to publish a package

It be nice if instead of using rlwrap, clj used rebel-readline. That would prevent the need for having rlwrap separately installed, and would just be in general a superior readline experience

I know you can do it with an Alias. Just saying, if you're going to depend on another tool with a different license, why not depend on a rebel-readline as default instead

One which clojure can pull on its own at that, so it doesn't even have to be installed

It's been discussed. There just aren't the right hooks to enable it right now, as I recall the discussion...

Hum, interesting. Wonder what can be missing, since you can right now start it given an alias.

It doesn't run the same way as the built in REPL.

Bruce and Alex have talked about it a few times. Can't remember which channel.

@seancorfield I've been looking at extending clj-new.generate. make the defn able to handle specifying args, docs, body, etc. generate yaml and some other stuff. Do you think it could grow, or should I be looking somewhere else?

drat. missed him.

I wonder if it could be related to the passing of arguments

Hum, or I guess rebel readline does need to bootsrap itself with its own main class, and maybe kicks off its own repl. Anyways, hopefully it could eventually be leveraged.

Its a much improved experience

To be the first thing you get when you first try Clojure, it would be pretty impressive

@jwhitlark I'm still here. It's early here in CA 🙂 I'm open to PRs on that, for all sorts of stuff.

@fastcarguy4 Please don’t at-everyone, you just pinged 14,000 people

This also happened in elixir and elm slack

And he's asking if we need help with coding Java (according to Google Translate).

help pls?

you just asked for help coding java

LOL

@fastcarguy4 This is not the right channel for asking for a coding gig.

especially in java ?

Excuse me please ban such racist people from the Slack team.

http://screenshots.200ok.ch/screenshot_2018_11_06-829ba6ee.png

Vivesh Siddharthipor and Vikram Banerjee seem to be bots - they joined the channel together - should be blocked. (Update: they have updated their names and profile pics by coping other users name and pics)

Agreed.

Please block them right now, whoever has admin right.

looks like hes is not a bot

Doesn't matter. He started swearing and calling 14k people white idiots.

This is the wrong channel to ask for Java help

Vote to kick-ban.

@munen how can we vote to kick-ban?

I concur it was a racist comment

google? google for java forum

lol

@seancorfield should help i believe as an admin

how the hell did that bot got in?

I don’t think that’s a bot…

:face_with_rolling_eyes:

Looks like some coordinated (human or bot) time-waste attack goin on here - New person Shekhar just joined

I'm muting this channel until an Admin has this under control. Imho we shouldn't give these people any more attention by answering or anything.

looks like a bot to me

bot or not, please ban this idiot!

@seancorfield @robert-stuttaford @martinklepsch couple of accounts need blocking here

And maybe disable everyone messages?

I’ve pinged the mods.

Or you can just but by typing /mute

Please beware - he just copied my picture and name

It is a day which make people depressed.

https://github.com/izeau/slack-boom

Blocked one user but it’s a little hard tracking users down. If you can provide they exact usernames please send me a DM

Just woke up to see the remains of the chaos from while I was asleep. FWIW @-everyone can only be used by Admins and Workspace Owners, as can @-channel and @-here -- regular members should not be able to use them.

Hey all, Currently I am trying to deploy a repo to a private maven repository. I am having an issue figuring out how to reference a environmental variable in the project.clj of the project. I have tried the 3 following methods but have had no success. Side Note: I am using a Windows operating system

if it is defined via :foo in env, use "FOO"

if something outside lein is setting "foo", ~(System/getenv "foo") should work

I am currently defining the environment variable via the cmd.exe with windows. When I use ~(System/getenv "foo") I get the following error... `WARNING: please set :description in project.clj. WARNING: please set :url in project.clj. No credentials found for snapshots(did you mean lein deploy clojars?) See lein help deploying for how to configure credentials to avoid prompts. Username:` It seems as though it's not even checking my environment variables

where in your project.clj do you have :deploy-repositories?

It is the last key within the project.clj after :profiles

@arthur https://github.com/jwhitlark/clj-on-k8s-quickstart/blob/master/minimum-docs/05b-minimal-image.md

I’m sure this has been talked about before on here, but does anyone have any opinions about having predicates that return true or nil?

Rather than true or false

My personal preference is that any function that ends with ? returns a boolean, but if it doesn't then I'm fine with truth-y or false-y return values

I’d be surprised and slightly annoyed if foo? returned anything other than a boolean

if you have something that can return true, false or nil it might make more sense to return keywords that describe what’s happening instead

(s/def my-bool (s/or :boolean boolean? :not-found #{:file-not-found}))

(that doesn't actually work because false / nil don't work in set-as-spec but anything else would ruin the joke) fixed

I wouldn’t loose much sleep over using nil/`false` interchangeably in a predicate, but I would nerd rage over a non-boolean truthy value. straight booleans would be preferred

Is there something like sed for edn data?

or maybe: what’s ?? in: jq : json :: ?? : edn

clojure 😉

personally, I love https://github.com/nathanmarz/specter for navigating edn data

☝️or any kind of nested data!

https://github.com/oscaro/eq

Thanks guys