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How do you find it compares to Leiningen? I'm using lein for all of my side projects (and shadow-cljs) and I like it. What does tools-deps offer me?
by wry_discontent 7y ago
How do you find it compares to Leiningen? I'm using lein for all of my side projects (and shadow-cljs) and I like it. What does tools-deps offer me?
- ashes-of-sol 7y agoBetter dependency resolution is one highlight - Alex Miller presented on conj on this and some other pieces at the recent conj conference: https://youtu.be/7CM7Ef-dPWQ https://youtu.be/7CM7Ef-dPWQ
- doglooksgood 7y agoTools-deps is a lightweight alternative, when working with it, the configuration mainly care about three things. The source path, the dependencies and the aliases(all kinds of entry point and launcher command). I found this solution much more clear than in Leiningen. But tools-deps don't care about packaging, deploy, install, etc. Like its name, it's focusing on `deps`. I use tools-deps and shadow-cljs.