Clojurians Log v2

new to joker, wonder how entry points works.

(ns k3os.foo)

(defn -main [](println "entry point?"))
(defn main- [](println "entry point?"))
(defn main  [](println "entry point?"))

I think you'll be better off just calling (println "...") on the bottom of your script... What I've done a lot is using joker.tools.cli to parse the arguments and then calling the right function...

Hey guys! I'm trying to find a practical way to parse some XML files using Joker inside a script that I already have... Some ideas?

calling main from the script leads to issues with unit testing etc.

for now that seems to be an option. But ideally, joker should use the clojure standard of -main IMHO

I'll do that

Joker has an implementation of xml-seq... all references that I found for this fn use it with clojure.data.xml or clojure.xml where there is a parse fn... but has Joker a function like that? If not, how should this fn xml-seq be used?