swiza-interop
Clojure CLI library designed to make it easier to inspect Java methods from Clojure.
Installation
Add the following to your project.clj or deps.edn
[net.b12n/swiza-interop "0.1.0"]Usages/Examples
- Using
print-methodsonjava.util.UUID
(ns your-project.core
(:require
[b12n.swiza.interop.core :refer [print-methods
jmethods
java-methods]]))
(print-methods java.util.UUID)
;;=>
("public boolean java.util.UUID.equals(java.lang.Object)"
"public java.lang.String java.util.UUID.toString()"
"public int java.util.UUID.hashCode()"
"public int java.util.UUID.compareTo(java.util.UUID)"
"public int java.util.UUID.compareTo(java.lang.Object)"
"public long java.util.UUID.timestamp()"
"private static java.lang.String java.util.UUID.digits(long,int)"
"public int java.util.UUID.version()"
"public int java.util.UUID.variant()"
"public static java.util.UUID java.util.UUID.randomUUID()"
"public static java.util.UUID java.util.UUID.nameUUIDFromBytes(byte[])"
"public static java.util.UUID java.util.UUID.fromString(java.lang.String)"
"public long java.util.UUID.getLeastSignificantBits()"
"public long java.util.UUID.getMostSignificantBits()"
"public int java.util.UUID.clockSequence()"
"public long java.util.UUID.node()")- Using
jmethodsonjava.util.UUID
(jmethods java.util.UUID)You will get
(compareTo
version
timestamp
randomUUID
nameUUIDFromBytes
fromString
getMostSignificantBits
getLeastSignificantBits
variant
toString
node
equals
hashCode
clockSequence)If you just want to see the getter methods only then you could use
(jmethods java.util.UUID {:show-getter? true})Which should only show you the getter methods from the given Java class.
(getMostSignificantBits getLeastSignificantBits)- Using
java-methodsonjava.util.UUID
(java-methods java.util.UUID)Will give you something like:
({:flags #{:public},
:return-type int,
:name clockSequence,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public :bridge :synthetic},
:return-type int,
:name compareTo,
:parameter-types [java.lang.Object]}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type int,
:name compareTo,
:parameter-types [java.util.UUID]}
{:flags #{:private :static},
:return-type java.lang.String,
:name digits,
:parameter-types [long int]}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type boolean,
:name equals,
:parameter-types [java.lang.Object]}
{:flags #{:public :static},
:return-type java.util.UUID,
:name fromString,
:parameter-types [java.lang.String]}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type long,
:name getLeastSignificantBits,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type long,
:name getMostSignificantBits,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type int,
:name hashCode,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public :static},
:return-type java.util.UUID,
:name nameUUIDFromBytes,
:parameter-types [byte<>]}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type long,
:name node,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public :static},
:return-type java.util.UUID,
:name randomUUID,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type long,
:name timestamp,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type java.lang.String,
:name toString,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type int,
:name variant,
:parameter-types []}
{:flags #{:public},
:return-type int,
:name version,
:parameter-types []})Personally I use jmethods more often than others due to the ability to get specific value that I need via the options.
Hope this make your interactive development with Clojure easier and fun.
Links
- java.util.UUID Java documentation
