Hi, I'm trying to decide how we should go about testing our services that 
are written in Clojure.  I'm used to doing this using Maven, where I'd 
expect to fire up things like a webserver and database and then throw 
requests at them, using stuff like the 
maven-failsafe-plugin<https://maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-failsafe-plugin/>.
 
 I can mock calls to external systems using something like 
VCR<https://github.com/vcr/vcr>. 
 My aim is to write a set of integration tests to give me confidence that 
the various services that make up our applications are interoperating 
correctly.  

Can anyone suggest a good way of doing this in Clojure?  At the moment 
we're using Leiningen and Midje, and the projects are pure Clojure, and for 
this reason I'd like (if possible) to avoid introducing something like 
Maven or Gradle, but if that's the best option then I'm happy with that.

Thanks!

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