If you want complete, detailed doc strings for all of Clojure and its
libraries, I am sorry to say I do not have that for you.
I do have detailed doc strings for a small fraction of the Clojure symbols
(20 out of 591), and am planning to write more as I have time.
If you want to use them from a REPL, just add this dependency, either to
you project.clj, or to your ~/.lein/profiles.clj (:repl would be a decent
choice of profile for this), so either:
[[thalia "0.1.0"]] ; in project.clj dependencies
{:repl {:dependencies [[thalia "0.1.0"]]}}
The next time you start a REPL, do this:
(require 'thalia.doc)
(thalia.doc/add-extra-docs!)
See the project page for a sample of the more detailed doc string you will
get if you do (doc ==):
https://github.com/jafingerhut/thalia
If you want to help write documentation like this, let me know.
Andy
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