abogoyavlensky/clojure-repl
skills/clojure-repl/SKILL.md
REPL-Driven Development Workflow in Clojure
development
Updated Mar 27, 2026
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SKILL.md
- name:
- clojure-repl
- description:
- REPL-Driven Development Workflow in Clojure
REPL-Driven Development Workflow in Clojure
1. Check if REPL is running
Run testing expression in the begining of a session JUST ONCE
brepl -e '(+ 1 2)'
3
If REPL is not running, that do not use this skill at all.
Run tests via command line with bb test, and clojure code if needed via clj -e
2. Run tests in REPL
- In a Clojure project, after changes run all tests at once in REPL with:
brepl -e '(user/run-tests)' - For small changes or isolated changes run subset of tests:
- run a specific test:
brepl -e "(user/run-tests 'myproject.search-queries-test/test-preprocess-search-query-integration)" - or a specific namespace:
brepl -e '(user/run-tests "test/myproject/home_test.clj")
- run a specific test:
3. Explore and Experiment
Start by exploring small pieces of functionality in isolation:
; Try out simple expressions
brepl -e '(+ 1 2 3)'
6
; Explore and define data structures
brepl -e '(def sample-data [{:name "Alice" :score 42} {:name "Bob" :score 27} {:name "Charlie" :score 35}])'
#'user/sample-data
; REPL keeps state and definitions between your commands
; Try simple transformations
brepl -e '(map :score sample-data)'
(42 27 35)
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