At first glance, it seems like you probably
want http://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core/ns-resolve
On Tuesday, February 6, 2018 at 2:38:06 PM UTC-6, Randy J. Ray wrote:
>
> First, some brief background/context: I've been playing around with
> Clojure for a while, mostly just doing Project Euler problems. I'm taking
> the "Algorithms Specialization" from Coursera, and decided to do all the
> programming assignments in Clojure as a way of tackling some larger, deeper
> problems. But overall, my understanding of Clojure overall is still fairly
> mild.
>
> What I want to do, is write some scaffolding around the weekly programming
> tasks that automates the execution of the user-contributed test-cases. I'd
> like to be able to add a new form to be tested in a single place (e.g., the
> project's core.clj file) and have a re-compile be able to find out that the
> new namespace is now in place, locate the test-files, and execute the form
> with each test-input.
>
> I'm pretty sure I can handle locating the test files as long as they're on
> the file system (I'm looking at the fs package for walking around the file
> system). But is there a way to (semi-)transparently handle the data files
> being resources within the JAR, as well?
>
> Also, how would I take a pair of strings (namespace and form-name,
> respectively) and turn that into the callable function? For example, if my
> set of desired test-forms were a simple nested list:
>
> (("algorithms.class1.week1.karatsuba-mult" "karatsuba-mult")
> ("algorithms.class1.week2.count-inv" "count-inv")
> ...)
>
> (Currently, the last ns element is the same as the function-name to call,
> but some of these will have multiple implementations that I'll want to time
> for comparison, so this won't always be the case.)
>
> So, for the first "test", I want to turn
> ("algorithms.class1.week1.karatsuba-mult"
> "karatsuba-mult") into a binding that will call
> algorithms.class1.week1.karatsuba-mult/karatsuba-mult when used as a
> function. I know how to do this in other languages (my strongest is Perl,
> but don't hold that against me!), just not in Clojure.
>
> The interface of all tests is the same-- they take the name of the input
> file as a single input, and return a string as a result (I have
> result-files in the same dirs as the input files, for comparison. I just
> need to be able to iterate over the forms to test, and the test-cases for
> each form.
>
> (I say "I just need", but I'll probably be back with more questions after
> I get these answered...)
>
> Randy
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