- reval stands for reproduceable [namespace=notebook] evaluation
- an eval result can be just the normal value, or it can be converted to hiccup
- our hiccup format has a little extra: it can include custom types. Of course custom types need special browser rendering code, but we ship that too.
- clone this repo
cd demo
clj -X:webly:npm-install
clj -X:webly:compile
clj -X:webly:run
Open Browser on Port 8080
A simple notebook viewer is on Reval Github Pages
The devtools config we use (in goldly-docs)
:devtools {:rdocument {:storage-root "demo/rdocument/"
:url-root "/api/rdocument/file/"}
:collections {:user [:clj "user/notebook/"]
:demo [:clj "demo/notebook/"]}}
By default storage root is "/tmp/rdocument/".
## reproduceable storage
*Example*
Lets evaluate two namespaces:
(eval-notebook "demo.notebook.apple)
(eval-notebook "demo.notebook.banana)
Now say demo.notebook.banana includes a BufferedImage, then upon
then the reproduceable document folder will look like this
rdocument/demo/notebook/apple/notebook.edn
rdocument/demo/notebook/banana/notebook.edn
rdocument/demo/notebook/banana/67770344-1424-4803-a9aa-01e21cb4ce39.png
## why use a notebook ?
- clj cannot be evaled in the browser
- eval takes time
- eval might need extra dependencies or data
- recalculate periodically a report that can be easily vizualised.
- documentation
- examples
# For Developers
clj -M:test
If some of the types cannot be found do `rm .cpcache -r`. Multimethods and
protocols sometimes are a little tricky.