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Labrepl is an environment for exploring the Clojure language. It includes:

• a web application that presents a set of lab exercises with step-by-step instructions
• an interactive repl for working with the lab exercises
• solutions with passing tests
• up-to-date versions of Clojure, contrib, incanter, compojure and a bunch of other libraries to explore

See instructions below for getting started with NetBeans/Enclojure, Eclipse/Counterclockwise, Maven, Mac/Linux command line, Windows command line, IDEA/La Clojure, and Emacs.

• Install the Netbeans 6.9.1 Java SE bundle
• Download the nbgit plugin, storing the .nbm file.
• In Netbeans install the nbgit plugin: Tools->Plugins, Downloaded. Select "AddPlugins" then "Install" pointing it to the .nbm file from the previous step.
• Follow the Enclosure install directions starting at "One time setup for Enclojure Plugin and Updates".
• In a terminal or 3rd party tool, clone the labrepl project.
• In Netbeans, File->Open Project and point it to the cloned labrepl project from the previous step.
• Right-click the labrepl project and select Start Project Repl
• In the REPL console, type:
  • (require 'labrepl)
  • (labrepl/-main)
• Browse to http://localhost:8080
• Enjoy the labs!

This is a one-time setup that does not require the git command line, Maven, or leiningen.

• Install Eclipse:
  • Download a recent version of "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers"
  • Unzip it in a directory of your choosing.
  • The executable is in the unzipped directory: eclipse (Linux), Eclipse (Mac), or eclipse.exe (Windows)
• Launch Eclipse
  • The first time it is run, Eclipse will ask you for the location where Eclipse will put its metadata and will create new projects by default.
• Install the Eclipse Git (EGit) plugin:
  • Go to the Help > Install New Software menu
  • For the "Work with:" site, use: http://download.eclipse.org/egit/updates
  • Hit Enter
  • Expand the resulting "Eclipse Git Team Provider" set of features
  • Select the "Eclipse EGit Feature"
  • Verify the "Contact all update sites during ..." checkbox is checked
  • Click "Next" and accept the license when prompted
  • Click "Finish" to start the installation process
  • When EGit has been installed, restart Eclipse
• Install the Maven (m2e) plugin:
  • Go to the Help > Install New Software menu
  • For the "Work with:" site, use: http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/sites/m2e
  • Hit Enter
  • Select "Maven Integration for Eclipse"
  • Verify the "Contact all update sites during ..." checkbox is checked
  • Click "Next" and accept the license when prompted
  • Click "Finish" to start the installation process
  • When Maven has been installed, restart Eclipse
• Install the Counterclockwise plugin:
  • Go to the Help > Install New Software menu
  • For the "Work with:" site, use: http://updatesite.counterclockwise.googlecode.com/hg/
  • Hit Enter
  • Select "Clojure Programming"
  • Verify the "Contact all update sites during ..." checkbox is checked
  • Click "Next" and accept the license when prompted
  • Click "Finish" to start the installation process
  • When Counterclockwise has been installed, restart Eclipse
• Clone the labrepl project from GitHub:
  • Go to File > Import ... > Git > Git Repository
  • Hit Next
  • For the "URI:", use: git://github.com/relevance/labrepl.git
  • Hit Next twice
  • Uncheck "Import Existing Projects" if prompted
  • Hit "Select All" and hit "Finish"
• Import the labrepl Maven project into Eclipse:
  • Go to File > Import ... > Maven > Existing Maven Projects
  • Hit Next
  • Choose the root directory where you cloned the labrepl project in the previous step
  • Verify that the pom.xml file is selected
  • Hit Finish
• Enable Clojure support
  • Right-click the labrepl project in Package Explorer and choose "Enable/disable clojure language support"

To run the labrepl:

• Right click on the project in the Package Explorer and select Run As > Clojure REPL
• In the REPL console, type:
  • (require 'labrepl)
  • (labrepl/-main)
• Browse to http://localhost:8080
• Enjoy the labs!

This is a one-time setup that does not require the git command line, Maven, or leiningen.

• Install IntelliJ IDEA. (The free Community Edition works fine.)
• Install the La Clojure plugin:
  • Go to File > Preferences
  • Open the Plugins preference and select the Available tab
  • Select La Clojure, right-click it, and choose "Download and Install"
• Restart IDEA.
• Clone the labrepl project from GitHub:
  • Go to Version Control > Checkout From Version Control > Git.
  • Fill in the dialog with:
    • Git Repository URL: git://github.com/relevance/labrepl.git
    • Origin Name: (leave blank)
    • Parent Directory: (choose an arbitrary directory)
    • Directory name: labrepl
  • Hit the "Clone" button
  • Choose "Yes" when prompted to create an IDEA project, and then select:
    • Import Project from external model
    • Choose Maven if given choice of models
    • Accept all the defaults. If this is your first time running IntelliJ you will need to choose a JDK. When prompted locate the JDK you wish to use by clicking the plus icon and clicking through the dialog.
  • Wait for Maven to download all the dependent libraries.

To run the labrepl:

• Choose Tools > Clojure REPL > Add New Clojure REPL
• In the REPL Console
  • (require 'labrepl)
  • (labrepl/-main)
• Browse to http://localhost:8080
• Enjoy the labs!

• Make sure you have Java installed.
• Make sure you have Maven installed.
• Clone the labrepl project and change directory into it.
• Run mvn clojure:repl to launch Clojure REPL (Maven will download all necessary dependencies).
• Browse to http://localhost:8080 for the labs.
• Press Ctrl+D to exit the repl when you are done.

• Make sure you have Java installed.
• Make sure you have leiningen installed.
• Clone the labrepl project and change directory into it.
• Run lein deps to install all the dependent libraries.
• Run script/repl to launch the labrepl.
• Browse to http://localhost:8080 for the labs.
• Press Ctrl+D to exit the repl when you are done.

This is minimally tested. You are probably better off using Maven or one of the IDEs above. Let me know if you have problems.

• Make sure you have Java installed.
• Make sure you have leiningen installed. Do not use lein self-install as Windows installation is a manual process. You will need to:
• Download the leinigen.jar and set LEIN_JAR to point to it.
• Download Clojure 1.3-alpha1
• Set CLOJURE_JAR to point to the clojure.jar file.
• Set your path to include {your-lein-install}\bin
• Run lein.bat deps to install all the dependent libraries.
• Run script\repl to launch the labrepl.
• Browse to http://localhost:8080 for the labs.
• Press Ctrl+D to exit the repl when you are done.

If you don't know Emacs, you may want to pick one of the choices above. The learning curve here is steep.

• Make sure you have Java installed.
• Make sure you have leiningen installed.
• Clone the labrepl project and change directory into it.
• Run lein deps to install all the dependent libraries.
• If they exist, move your .emacs and .emacs.d out of the way.
• Create the .emacs.d directory and download the Emacs Starter Kit:
  • mkdir ~/.emacs.d
  • cd ~/.emacs.d
  • git clone http://github.com/technomancy/emacs-starter-kit.git
• Launch Emacs with the starter kit emacs -l ~/.emacs.d/emacs-starter-kit/init.el
• Within Emacs run ELPA M-x package-list-packages, go to the following packages and press i to select:
  • clojure-mode
  • slime
  • swank-clojure
• Once the three packages are selected press x to install them. Close Emacs when the installation completes.
• From a terminal in the labrepl directory run the swank process: script/swank
• Run Emacs again emacs -l ~/.emacs.d/emacs-starter-kit/init.el
• Connect to the running clojure image M-x slime-connect accepting the defaults.

• Maven: mvn clojure:test
• Shell: script/test

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