My collection of Babashka tools, including:

• password-generator.clj, a random password generator
• illustrate.clj, to illustrate Clojure snippets

illustrate.clj

The illustrated code could be used in websites like https://clojuredocs.org, or included in your blog posts easily.

A quick diff of the snippet file foo.clj and the illustrated counterpart:

--- foo.clj   2021-08-07 11:47:35.562831545 +0800
+++ foo.new.clj   2021-08-07 11:47:46.544740020 +0800
@@ -1,11 +1,15 @@
 (+ 1 2)
+;; => 3

 (def greeting "hello world!")
+;; => #'user/greeting

 ;; preverse this dummy comment

 (defn my-sum
   [a b]
   (+ a b))
+;; => #'user/my-sum

 (my-sum 2 3)
+;; => 5

3 ways to use it:

1. illustrate.clj -i .new foo.clj will illustrate foo.clj and write the result to foo.new.clj.

2. illustrate.clj foo.clj to illustrate foo.clj and overwrite it.

   Be careful! You'd better backup your the file or put it under the control of git.

3. cat foo.clj | illustrate.clj to do it via pipe, this could be handy if you use it with tools like Emacs/Vim.