from-scala

from-scala provides some syntactic sugar on top of Clojure's Java interop support and some utility functions for directly interfacing with Scala libraries from Clojure. It uses a couple of heuristics to make calling Scala methods easier.

Features

• Automatic resolving of companion objects for classes
• Automatic encoding and decoding of method/class/object names that are invalid Java or Clojure identifiers (refer to the Scala class :: as "::" in Clojure instead of $colon$colon)
• Creating Scala functions and tuples from Clojure
• Destructuring of Scala tuples, collections and case classes

Usage

To use from-scala in your project, include this in your project.clj:

{:dependencies [...
                [t6/from-scala "0.2.1"]
                [org.scala-lang/scala-library "2.11.6"]
                ...]}

You need to include a Scala library yourself. from-scala works with Scala 2.10 and 2.11. Choose the version you need or just copy the example above.

All examples assume that you imported from-scala like this:

(ns your.ns
  ...
  (:require [t6.from-scala.core :refer ($ $$) :as $]
            ...)
  ...))

• Documentation for the latest release
• Documentation for version 0.2.0
• Documentation for the current snapshot

Example

An example of using Scala's collection API with from-scala:

($ ($ List & 1 2 3 4)
   reduce
   ($/function [x y] (+ x y))))
;; => 10

License

Copyright © 2014-2015 Tobias Kortkamp

Distributed under the terms of the MIT License.