yada is a web library for Clojure. It is a sibling library to bidi - whereas bidi is based on routes as data, yada is based on resources as data.
yada takes data declarations and produces a sophisticated Ring handler.
It has the following features
- Comprehensive HTTP coverage
- Parameter coercion, automatic Swagger support
- Async foundation based on manifold
- Protocol extensibility
The user-manual for the latest beta (1.1.x) release is available at https://juxt.pro/yada and offline (see below).
The user-manual is also available as an e-book or PDF, at Leanpub.
Add the following dependency to your
project.clj file
yada requires the following :-
- a Java JDK/JRE installation, version 8 or above
- Clojure 1.8.0
- Aleph 0.4.1 (provided via a dependency)
- bidi 2.0.9 or above
A project using yada will need to bring in aleph, and optionally bidi.
[aleph "0.4.1"]
[bidi "2.0.9"]Support for other web-severs, such as undertow, are on the road-map.
Although yada is a library, if you clone this repo you can run the documentation and examples from the REPL.
cd yada
lein repl
Once the REPL starts, type in and run the following :-
user> (dev)
dev> (go)
Now browse to http://localhost:8090.
Q. I'm migrating from a version before yada 1.1 and my async multipart and other uploads are not working, sometimes throwing NullPointerExceptions or other errors.
A. Either use yada's built-in yada.server function or make sure you have started aleph's server with the option raw-stream? :true. Previous versions of yada left these settings up to the user but it's very important in yada 1.1 that raw-stream? is set.
yadarians mostly chat in the Slack channel plus there is also a dedicated Gitter channel channel
Also, there is a discussion group yada-discuss to discuss ideas.
Feel free to raise GitHub issues on this repository.
Pull requests are welcome. Please run the test suite and check that all tests pass prior to submission.
$ lein test
Thanks to the following people for inspiration, contributions, feedback and suggestions.
- Malcolm Sparks
- Martin Trojer
- Philipp Meier
- David Thomas Hume
- Zach Tellman
- Stijn Opheide
- Frankie Sardo
- Jon Pither
- Håkan Råberg
- Ernestas Lisauskas
- Thomas van der Veen
- Leandro Demartini
- Craig McCraig of the clan McCraig
- Imre Koszo
- Luo Tian
- Joshua Griffith
- Joseph Fahey
- David Smith
- Mike Fikes
- Brian Olsen
- Stanislas Nanchen
- Nicolas Ha
- Eric Fode
- Leon Mergen
- Greg Look
Also, see the dependency list. In particular, yada would certainly not exist without the considerable efforts of those behind the following libraries.
- Manifold & Aleph - Zach Tellman
- Prismatic Schema - Jason Wolfe (and others)
- Ring-swagger - Tommi Riemann (and others)
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