Running the development version

limabean supports running from a local copy of the repo. Simply set the environment variable LIMABEAN_CLJ_LOCAL_ROOT to the path of the clj directory. Passing the -v or --verbose flag reveals what is happening.

kiri> echo $LIMABEAN_CLJ_LOCAL_ROOT

kiri> limabean -v --beanfile ./examples/beancount/simple.beancount
"clojure" "-Sdeps" "{:deps {io.github.tesujimath/limabean {:mvn/version \"0.1.0\"}}}\n" "-M" "-m" "limabean.main" "-v" "--beanfile" "./examples/beancount/simple.beancount"


kiri> echo $LIMABEAN_CLJ_LOCAL_ROOT
/Users/sjg/vc/tesujimath/limabean/clj

kiri> ls $LIMABEAN_CLJ_LOCAL_ROOT
CHANGELOG.md  README.md  build.clj  deps.edn  doc/  resources/  src/  target/  test/

kiri> limabean -v --beanfile ./examples/beancount/simple.beancount
"clojure" "-Sdeps" "{:deps {io.github.tesujimath/limabean {:local/root \"/Users/sjg/vc/tesujimath/limabean/clj\"}}}\n" "-M" "-m" "limabean.main" "-v" "--beanfile" "./examples/beancount/simple.beancount"

Also, since the limabean does nothing beyond launching the Clojure code, it is also possible to dispense with it altogether and run purely from the project directory, for example:

kiri> cd $LIMABEAN_CLJ_LOCAL_ROOT
kiri> clojure -M -m limabean.main --beanfile ../examples/beancount/simple.beancount
[Rebel readline] Type :repl/help for online help info
[limabean] 18 directives loaded from ../examples/beancount/simple.beancount
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The next level up would be to use a full Clojure development environment, which is highly recommended.