Running tests with lein test means waiting for the JVM startup, and waiting
for the project to compile. Prism recompiles and reloads files as you change
them, and re-runs their corresponding tests immediately. Inspired by Midje's
excellent autotest.
Check out Clojars for the latest
version number, then add Prism to ~/.lein/profiles.clj:
{:user
{:plugins [[com.aphyr/prism "0.1.1"]]
:dependencies [[com.aphyr/prism "0.1.1"]]}}
You could alternatively add Prism to the dev dependencies in a given project--but this lets you use Prism against any project regardless of its project.clj.
Then, just run lein prism in your project directory. It'll do a full test
first, then as you write .clj files, it'll re-run the corresponding test
namespace. Prism assumes your tests are named foo.core-test.
Raynes and Aphyr!
It may be snooping on everything you write, and checking to make sure it's not dangerous. Or maybe not! Exciting!
Released under the Eclipse Public License; the same as Clojure.