ancient-clj is a library for accessing versioning metadata in Maven repositories. It is the base for the Leiningen plugin lein-ancient. Version comparison is done using version-clj and Clojure file manipulation relies on rewrite-clj.
(require '[ancient-clj.core :as ancient])
You can create a loader function that'll allow you to pass an artifact (e.g. as a symbol) and returns a list of versions contained in that repository, represented as maps:
(let [load! (ancient/loader
{:repositories {"clojars" "https://clojars.org/repo"}})]
(load! 'ancient-clj))
;; => ({:version-clj.core/version {:version [(0 1 0) ["snapshot"]],
;; :qualifiers #{"snapshot"},
;; :snapshot? true,
;; :qualified? true},
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/version "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"}, ...)
This loader will return a raw list of versions, unsorted and unfiltered. You can use the following wrappers:
wrap-ignore
: remove SNAPSHOT/qualified versions as desired,wrap-sort
: sort the returned list of version maps,wrap-as-string
: only return the version string, not the whole map.
If you need a lower-level loader function that allows you to access exceptions
and per-repository results, check out ancient-clj.repositories/loader
.
You can obtain a loader function via (default-loader)
that will be pointing at
Clojars and Maven Central. It's used automatically when, for example, fetching
the latest version via:
(ancient/latest-version 'ancient-clj)
;; => {:version-clj.core/version {:version [(1 0 0)],
;; :qualifiers #{},
;; :snapshot? false,
;; :qualified? false},
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/version "1.0.0"}
Same goes for the sorted list of versions in:
(ancient/sorted-versions 'ancient-clj)
;; => ({:version-clj.core/version {:version [(0 1 0) ["snapshot"]],
;; :qualifiers #{"snapshot"},
;; :snapshot? true,
;; :qualified? true},
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/version "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"}, ...)
Both take an additional first parameter if you want to supply a custom (or
wrapped) loader, e.g. to perform filtering of the returned versions via
wrap-ignore
.
At the core of lein-ancient
is the ability to collect dependencies from
files and automatically update them in-place. With version 2.0.0 this has moved
into ancient-clj
.
(require '[ancient-clj.zip :refer [project-clj]]
'[rewrite-clj.zip :as z])
The operations rely on a rewrite-clj
zippers that can be created from files,
strings, forms, etc... Internally, the concept of a visitor is used that will
call a function for each dependency it encounters.
(let [collect! (ancient/collector {:visitor (project-clj)})]
(collect! (z/of-file "project.clj")))
;; => ({:ancient-clj.artifact/id "clojure",
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/group "org.clojure",
;; :version-clj.core/version {:version [(1 10 3)], ...},
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/version "1.10.3",
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/symbol org.clojure/clojure,
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/form [org.clojure/clojure "1.10.3" :scope "provided"],
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/latest-version
;; {:version-clj.core/version {:version [(1 11 0) ("alpha" 1)], ...},
;; :ancient-clj.artifact/version "1.11.0-alpha1"}}, ...)
You can supply a custom :loader
, as well as a :check?
predicate that allows
you to be selective about what to check.
(let [update! (ancient/updater {:visitor (project-clj)})]
(-> (z/of-file "project.clj")
(update!)
(z/root-string)))
;; => "(defproject ... :dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure \"1.11.0-alpha1\" :scope \"provided\"]\n ...)"
Again, you can supply a custom :loader
, a :check?
predicate, as well as an
:update?
predicate. The last one can be especially useful, e.g. if you want
to avoid performing major version updates.
Use ancient-clj.core/file-updater
to update files in-place. An exception will
be thrown if the file changed before changes are written back.
In version 2.0.0, part of the original API has been removed while most of the remaining functions have been marked deprecated. All functionality can be replicated with the new facilities, but if you're missing a convencience function, please open a PR and we can discuss.
Since version 1.0.0, ancient-clj depends on pomegranate (and thus Aether)
and can benefit from any wagons that are registered there. Please use
cemerick.pomegranate.aether/register-wagon-factory!
to utilise this feature.
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