The NASA project I'm working on right now does something similar, though
with lein:
* https://github.com/nasa/Common-Metadata-Repository
The project was started a few years back, before the Components library
(among others) were ready for use, so you'll see some bespoke bits in there.
Similarly, we generate individual uberjars for each sub-project in the
monorepo.
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On 30 April 2017 at 19:51, Sean Corfield wrote:
> FWIW, at World Singles, we have a monorepo for all our backend code and we
> use Boot to manage dependencies and the build process.
>
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> We have divided the code into subprojects, each with its own
> src/resources/test folders and a deps.edn file specifying the external
> dependencies.
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> We have Boot tasks that, given a target subproject, perform a namespace
> dependency analysis across all the subprojects and identify the minimal set
> of artifacts needed to test / run / build that subproject. We build an
> uberjar from each of six of those subprojects. They’re mostly about 20MB
> each (we don’t AOT – that would definitely bloat things).
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> On 4/30/17, 3:40 PM, "Laurens Van Houtven" behalf of _...@lvh.cc> wrote:
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> I have a project with several components. Parts are a pretty standard
> Clojure programs with logically separate but related functionality, parts
> are ClojureScript intended for web browsers, and in the future parts might
> be React Native ClojureScript. There are good code-sharing reasons for
> keeping them in one codebase, but that also comes with a lot of downsides.
>
>
>
> Uberjar size is one. There are lots of reasons to want to reduce jar size,
> including performance, but in my case it's also a design constraint. AWS
> Lambda only gives you a 50MB budget. The jars for all AWS APIs add up to
> something just north of that already, and for reasons beyond my
> comprehension AWS doesn't make them available on the classpath the same way
> they do for non-JVM runtimes. A part of my code just talks to AWS services,
> but in the simplest possible project.clj, it'll also be lugging e.g.
> ClojureScript around. Parts use datascript, but others don't.
>
>
>
> Unfortunately in my experience using minimizers like ProGuard with
> uberjars turns out to be a great way to get a tiny jar that doesn't work.
> (I know some folks are experimenting with that to make that better.)
>
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> It seems that the most popular approach to an application that has a lot
> of components is a cluster of separate repos, or at least independent
> directories within a single repository. Does anyone have any experience
> with a single codebase that produces a few different artifacts; say, a few
> different uberjars, some static JS files and maybe an Android/iOS
> deployable? Was it a giant pain in the neck? Is boot helpful at all here?
> Doing this with lein profiles feels a little gauche.
>
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> lvh
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