On Feb 15, 2013, at 6:37 PM, Phil Hagelberg wrote:
> 
> There's really no reason (apart from a lack of motivated devs working on
> it) that you'd have to choose between the two. As of Leiningen 2.x it's
> possible to use Leiningen as a library, which is how CCW uses it. It
> would be easy in theory for Clooj to detect that it's working within a
> Leiningen project, use Leiningen to handle its REPL, and offer to launch
> various Leiningen tasks in the context of the project. Then it could all
> be handled by a single uberjar; no messy install.
> 
> I'd be happy to offer pointers for Leiningen integration in the
> #leiningen channel on Freenode if anyone wants to make this happen.

I don't know if this will motivate people with the requisite chops/time but I 
for one would love to see this happen. Even just a "lein deps" menu item would 
extend the utility of this simplest-to-install-and-use Clojure IDE 
tremendously. I can't volunteer to do it but I'll gladly test it and use it 
with students, and discuss options etc.

FWIW until recently you could at least use command-line Leiningen and Clooj 
side by side on the same project when you got to the point of needing 
dependencies, so you could keep writing and running code in Clooj with 
occasional trips to a command line (and yes, a separate installation) to pull 
in new dependencies. I don't think that Clooj has been updated to deal with 
where lein2 puts things, but building the functionality into Clooj itself would 
be much better than just fixing this.

 -Lee

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