Just tested it: You run `clj` to get a Clojure REPL Then you can for instance paste the following into the REPL (add-libs {'thi.ng/geom {:mvn/version "1.

Just tested it: You run `clj` to get a Clojure REPL Then you can for instance paste the following into the REPL (add-libs {'thi.ng/geom {:mvn/version "1.0.0-RC4"}}) (use 'thi.ng.geom.viz.core) (use 'thi.ng.geom.svg.core) (->> {:x-axis (linear-axis {:domain [-10 310] :range [50 550] :major 100 :minor 50 :pos 150}) :y-axis (linear-axis {:domain [0 4] :range [50 150] :visible false}) :data [{:values [[0 100] [10 90] [80 200] [250 300] [150 170] [110 120] [210 280] [180 280] [160 240] [160 170]] :attribs {:stroke-width "10px" :stroke-linecap "round" :stroke "#0af"} :layout svg-stacked-interval-plot}]} (svg-plot2d-cartesian) (svg {:width 600 :height 200}) (serialize) symbol) - the first line downloads a library and adds it to the running session - the second and third line add the library to the REPL's default namespace - the rest of the code makes an axis and plots some random values - the output is then serialized and send out the REPL output You should get a little SVG plot on the output PS: Make sure you have version `1.12` by running with `clj --version`. If not, then (re)run the instructions here to get the latest version: https://clojure.org/guides/install_clojure https://clojure.org/guides/install_clojure