This is a collection of examples on how to build various kinds of Clojure sources. There is a Clojure plugin available that provides some functionality for building common Clojure projects. In order to use it, include it in your deps.edn:

{:deps {com.monkeyci/plugin-clj {:mvn/version "0.4.0"}}}

The most recent version can be found on Clojars.

Leiningen Library

A library using Leiningen, with default file layout and that's being published to Clojars:

(ns build
  (:require [monkey.ci.plugin.clj :as clj]))

(clj/lein-library {})

This assumes build parameters exist with CLOJARS_USERNAME and CLOJARS_PASSWORD. It creates two jobs, test and publish.

CLI Library

A library using the Clojure CLI, with default file layout, and dependencies in deps.edn:

(ns build
  (:require [monkey.ci.plugin.clj :as clj]))

(clj/deps-library {})

The same requirements as for Leiningen apply: credentials need to exist in the build parameters, and it creates two jobs, called test and publish.

Leiningen Unit Tests in subdirectory

Just running unit tests using Leiningen in subdirectory subdir. Only one job is created, called lein-test.

(ns build
  (:require [monkey.ci.build.v2 :as m]
            [monkey.ci.plugin.clj :as clj]))

;; This will execute 'lein test'
(-> (clj/lein-test {:test-alias "test"
                    :test-job-id "lein-test"})
    (m/work-dir "subdir"))

CLI Unit Tests in subdirectory

Similarly, running unit tests using Clojure CLI in subdirectory subdir. Only one job is created, called deps-test.

(ns build
  (:require [monkey.ci.build.v2 :as m]
            [monkey.ci.plugin.clj :as clj]))

;; This will execute 'clojure -X:test' in 'subdir'
(-> (clj/deps-test {:test-alias "test"
                    :test-job-id "deps-test"})
    (m/work-dir "subdir"))

Running an Arbitrary Leiningen Command

Running a specific Leiningen alias, in a job named custom-job:

(ns build
  (:require [monkey.ci.plugin.clj :as clj]))

;; This will execute 'lein custom' in a container with default opts
(clj/clj-lein "custom-job" {} ["lein custom"])

Running an Arbitrary CLI main function

Running a specific CLI main function (using -M), in a job named custom-job which is dependent on other-job.

(ns build
  (:require [monkey.ci.build.v2 :as m]
            [monkey.ci.plugin.clj :as clj]))

;; This will execute 'clojure -M:custom' in a container with default opts
(-> (clj/clj-deps "custom-job" {} "-M:custom")
    (m/depends-on "other-job"))