minarepl is a simple bit of Clojure code enabling real-time
interaction with a Mina server via GraphQL. It is not intended as an
application; there is no "main" routine. It just makes it easy to submit GraphQL queries to a local Mina node from a Clojure REPL.
It uses the graphql-bulder library to construct queries, and hato HTTP client to submit them.
Queries are stored in gql/. Most of them are taken directly from the Mina source code.
The procedure is simple: use graphql-builder to read the query
source and construct a query object (setting the variables if need
be); then construct the JSON body for an HTTP message from the query
object; submit the HTTP request; and finally parse the result. That's
it. But the result is Clojure data, wh sh is very easy to work with,
and you can use Clojure libraries to manipulate it.
Clone from https://github.com/minatools/minarepl
The recommended way to use it is with emacs and cider or any editor with integrated REPL support. You can also start up a REPL and use it directly.
Edit src/mina/repl.clj. Put yor public key in the pub-key def.
Jack-in to a repl: C-c C-x C-j C-j. Starting at the top, execute the sexps. Uncomment the line in (def gql-request ... ) that contains the query you want. Adjust the variables map to taste.
Construction and submission of the query is wrapped in a (let ) production. Add code there to inspect/manipulate the result.
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Distributed under the Eclipse Public License either version 1.0 or (at your option) any later version.