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seventy-one

A portable implementation of the number 71 in Clojure and ClojureScript.

Obtention

[com.gfredericks/seventy-one "0.1.5"]

Compatibility notes

As of release 0.1.1 seventy-one requires clojure 1.7, as its source is packaged in the new .cljc file format.

Usage

(require '[com.gfredericks.seventy-one :refer [seventy-one]])

(defn business-logic
  [customer-count]
  ;; add 71 to customer-count
  (+ customer-count seventy-one))

Documentation

Codox docs are here.

License

Copyright © 2015 Gary Fredericks

Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.

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seventy-one's Issues

Move to core?

Manager won't let use of any library that aren't in core.* ns, or (with arguments) a core.contrib.*.

"com.gfredericks.seventy-one" is completely out of question, letting me not use this groundbraking Module

Please to move it core??

Implementation of multiplication by 71?

Not sure if this is in scope for this library, but it seems like it might be useful. The built in multiplication operator is very flexible but allows multiplication by any number. Sometimes you just want to multiply by 71. What do you think?

deps.edn?

At the very least we could move the dependencies to a deps.edn and use that leiningen plugin.

Would have to check that codox and the jar tasks still work.

Full API docs

Currently the README only displays sample usage. This is useful to get a new user up and running with seventy-one, but for a production-quality library I'd like to see something like a codox-generated page where I can see the formal API documentation.

Thanks!

Should have 71 commits

Seeing as you're 64 commits short, I question your commitment to the gag. You might need to rebase, given that there are 69 people still to contribute.

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