I’ve written some libraries for Clojure, the best little Lisp ever.
Some are on my GitHub account, including Lazytest, a new test framework.
Some are packaged with the Clojure distribution:
- clojure.string, string manipulataion functions (since 1.2)
- clojure.java.io, utilities for using Java I/O classes (since 1.2)
- clojure.test, a test framework (formerly clojure.contrib.test-is)
- clojure.walk, a generic tree walker (formerly clojure.contrib.walk)
- clojure.stacktrace, Clojure-aware reformatting of Java stack traces (formerly clojure.contrib.stacktrace)
I have contributed other libraries to the clojure-contrib project, including:
- An asychronous HTTP client using Clojure’s agent system (clojure.contrib.http.agent)
- Tracing utilities (clojure.contrib.trace)
- A generic “case” macro (clojure.contrib.fcase)
- I/O utilities (clojure.contrib.duck-streams)
- Various utilities (clojure.contrib.seq-utils, clojure.contrib.str-utils, clojure.contrib.str-utils2)
This is out of date (sourceforge instead of Google Code).
Thanks, Gavin. Fixed.
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