A tour of the generated Compojure app
In the previous installment, we generated a skeleton app based on a built in Compojure template. You can read all about compojure here, but I won’t discuss that now. We’ll have plenty of time for that later.
If you run the tree command in the newly created todo-compojure folder, you should see a directory structure like so:
.
├── project.clj
├── README.md
├── src
│ └── todo_compojure
│ └── handler.clj
└── test
└── todo_compojure
└── test
└── handler.clj
The Project File
Here’s the generated project file:
The Handler
The Test Case
And finally, the test case.
Download It!
I’ve uploaded all of the above to GitHub, but it should be identical to what you just created.
Like most project skeletons, there really isn’t much to see, but it is minimally functional. In the next installment, we’ll go about creating a simple task object and serving it as JSON.
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Published
13 September 2012