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REPL-friendly data visualization and literate programming for Clojure with Kindly convention

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REPL-friendly data visualization and literate programming for Clojure with Kindly convention
# Clay REPL-friendly Clojure tool for data visualization and literate programming. Renders Clojure namespaces and forms as HTML pages, notebooks, and Quarto documents using the Kindly convention. ## Overview Clay transforms Clojure code into visual documents by interpreting the Kindly convention for data visualization. It integrates with your REPL workflow and editor, rendering forms and namespaces as HTML with support for charts, tables, markdown, and interactive components. **Key Features:** - REPL-driven visualization workflow - Kindly convention for visualization types - HTML, Quarto markdown, and reveal.js output - Live reload with file watching - Editor integrations (Calva, CIDER, Cursive, Conjure) - Vega-Lite, Plotly, ECharts, Highcharts support - Dataset and table rendering - Reagent component support **Artifact:** `org.scicloj/clay` **Latest Version:** 2.0.3 **License:** EPL-1.0 **Repository:** https://github.com/scicloj/clay ## Installation Add to `deps.edn`: ```clojure {:deps {org.scicloj/clay {:mvn/version "2.0.3"}}} ``` Or Leiningen `project.clj`: ```clojure [org.scicloj/clay "2.0.3"] ``` Import in namespace: ```clojure (ns my-notebook (:require [scicloj.clay.v2.api :as clay] [scicloj.kindly.v4.kind :as kind])) ``` ## Core Concepts ### Kindly Convention Kindly standardizes how values request visualization. Attach kind metadata to values: ```clojure ;; Using kind function (kind/md "# Hello World") ;; Using metadata ^:kind/md ["# Hello World"] ``` ### make! Function The primary entry point. Renders forms, namespaces, or files: ```clojure ;; Render single form (clay/make! {:single-form '(+ 1 2 3)}) ;; Render current namespace (clay/make! {:source-path "notebooks/my_notebook.clj"}) ;; Render with options (clay/make! {:source-path "src/analysis.clj" :format [:html] :show true}) ``` ### Output Formats Clay produces: - **HTML** - Standalone pages served at `http://localhost:1971/` - **Quarto Markdown** - For publishing with Quarto - **reveal.js** - Slideshows ## API Reference ### Core Functions #### make! Render content with configuration options. ```clojure (clay/make! {:source-path "notebooks/analysis.clj"}) (clay/make! {:single-form '(kind/md "# Title") :show true}) (clay/make! {:source-path "src/report.clj" :format [:quarto :html] :base-target-path "docs"}) ``` **Options:** - `:source-path` - Path to .clj file to render - `:single-form` - Single form to evaluate and render - `:format` - Output format(s): `:html`, `:quarto`, `:revealjs` - `:show` - Open browser after rendering (default: true) - `:browse` - Enable browser opening - `:title` - Document title - `:favicon` - Path to favicon - `:base-target-path` - Output directory (default: "docs") - `:quarto` - Quarto-specific configuration map #### browse! Reopen the Clay view in browser. ```clojure (clay/browse!) ``` ### Configuration Configuration merges from multiple sources (lowest to highest priority): 1. Default settings (`clay-default.edn`) 2. User config (`~/.config/scicloj-clay/config.edn`) 3. Project config (`clay.edn`) 4. Namespace metadata (`:clay` key) 5. Function call arguments **Project clay.edn:** ```clojure {:source-path "notebooks" :base-target-path "docs" :show true :format [:html] :quarto {:format {:html {:theme :cosmo}}}} ``` **Namespace metadata:** ```clojure (ns my-notebook {:clay {:title "My Analysis" :quarto {:format {:html {:toc true}}}}}) ``` ## Visualization Kinds ### Markup #### kind/md - Markdown ```clojure (kind/md "# Heading Paragraph with **bold** and *italic*. - List item 1 - List item 2") ;; With LaTeX (kind/md "Let $x=9$. Then $x^2=81$.") ``` #### kind/hiccup - HTML ```clojure (kind/hiccup [:div {:style {:color "blue"}} [:h1 "Title"] [:p "Paragraph"] [:ul [:li "Item 1"] [:li "Item 2"]]]) ``` #### kind/html - Raw HTML ```clojure (kind/html "<div class='alert'>Warning!</div>") ``` #### kind/code - Code Display ```clojure (kind/code "(defn hello [name] (str \"Hello, \" name \"!\"))") ``` #### kind/tex - LaTeX ```clojure (kind/tex "\\int_0^\\infty e^{-x^2} dx = \\frac{\\sqrt{\\pi}}{2}") ``` ### Data Visualization #### kind/vega-lite - Vega-Lite Charts ```clojure (kind/vega-lite {:data {:values [{:x 1 :y 2} {:x 2 :y 4} {:x 3 :y 3}]} :mark :line :encoding {:x {:field :x :type :quantitative} :y {:field :y :type :quantitative}}}) ;; Bar chart (kind/vega-lite {:data {:values [{:category "A" :value 28} {:category "B" :value 55} {:category "C" :value 43}]} :mark :bar :encoding {:x {:field :category :type :nominal} :y {:field :value :type :quantitative}}}) ``` #### kind/plotly - Plotly Charts ```clojure (kind/plotly {:data [{:x [1 2 3 4] :y [10 15 13 17] :type :scatter :mode :lines+markers}] :layout {:title "Line Chart"}}) ;; 3D scatter (kind/plotly {:data [{:x [1 2 3] :y [1 2 3] :z [1 2 3] :type :scatter3d :mode :markers}]}) ``` #### kind/echarts - Apache ECharts ```clojure (kind/echarts {:xAxis {:type :category :data ["Mon" "Tue" "Wed" "Thu" "Fri"]} :yAxis {:type :value} :series [{:data [150 230 224 218 135] :type :bar}]}) ``` #### kind/highcharts - Highcharts ```clojure (kind/highcharts {:chart {:type :line} :title {:text "Monthly Sales"} :xAxis {:categories ["Jan" "Feb" "Mar" "Apr"]} :series [{:name "Sales" :data [29.9 71.5 106.4 129.2]}]}) ``` ### Tabular Data #### kind/table - Tables ```clojure ;; Row vectors (kind/table {:column-names [:name :age :city] :row-vectors [["Alice" 30 "NYC"] ["Bob" 25 "LA"] ["Carol" 35 "Chicago"]]}) ;; Row maps (kind/table {:row-maps [{:name "Alice" :age 30} {:name "Bob" :age 25}]}) ;; With DataTables options (kind/table {:row-maps data :use-datatables true}) ``` #### kind/dataset - tech.ml.dataset ```clojure (require '[tablecloth.api :as tc]) (-> (tc/dataset {:x [1 2 3] :y [4 5 6]}) kind/dataset) ;; With print options (-> dataset (kind/dataset {:dataset/print-range 20})) ``` ### Media #### kind/image - Images ```clojure ;; From URL (kind/image {:src "https://example.com/image.png"}) ;; BufferedImage object (kind/image buffered-image) ;; With caption (kind/image {:src "chart.png" :alt "Sales Chart"}) ``` #### kind/video - Video ```clojure ;; URL (kind/video {:src "video.mp4"}) ;; YouTube (kind/video {:youtube-id "dQw4w9WgXcQ"}) ``` ### Interactive Components #### kind/reagent - Reagent Components ```clojure (kind/reagent ['(fn [] (let [count (reagent.core/atom 0)] (fn [] [:div [:p "Count: " @count] [:button {:on-click #(swap! count inc)} "Increment"]])))]) ;; With dependencies (kind/reagent ['(fn [] [:div "Component"])] {:deps [:reagent]}) ``` ### Structure #### kind/fragment - Multiple Items ```clojure (kind/fragment [(kind/md "# Section 1") (kind/vega-lite chart-spec) (kind/md "## Analysis") (kind/table data)]) ``` #### kind/hidden - Hide Output ```clojure (kind/hidden (expensive-computation)) ``` ### Diagrams #### kind/mermaid - Flowcharts ```clojure (kind/mermaid "graph TD A[Start] --> B{Decision} B -->|Yes| C[Do Something] B -->|No| D[Do Other]") ``` #### kind/cytoscape - Network Graphs ```clojure (kind/cytoscape {:elements {:nodes [{:data {:id "a"}} {:data {:id "b"}}] :edges [{:data {:source "a" :target "b"}}]} :style [{:selector "node" :style {:label "data(id)"}}] :layout {:name "preset"}}) ``` ## Common Patterns ### Basic Notebook Structure ```clojure (ns my-notebook {:clay {:title "Data Analysis"}} (:require [scicloj.kindly.v4.kind :as kind] [tablecloth.api :as tc])) ;; # Introduction ;; This notebook analyzes... ^:kindly/hide-code (def data (tc/dataset {:x (range 10) :y (map #(* % %) (range 10))})) ;; ## Data Overview (kind/table {:row-maps (tc/rows data :as-maps)}) ;; ## Visualization (kind/vega-lite {:data {:values (tc/rows data :as-maps)}
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