A leiningen plugin that generates *NIX init scripts.
In a nutshell, LIS generates the following artifacts which can be found in your /init-script dir:
- Project Uberjar
-
d script
Paired down from the Fedora Core init script template, injected with values from your lein project.clj.
-
install- script
Creates (but does not overwrite) the :pid-dir, :install-dir, and :init-script-install-dir directories. To override the defaults see the Configuration section below.
-
clean- script
Removes the init script, and uberjar from their respective install paths. Does not remove any created directories.
If you have an feature suggestions / bug reports, please open up an issue
Because it was too damn time-consuming to turn a java program into a *nix daemon service that can be started / stopped asyncronously, chkconfig'd, etc.
For Leiningen v1.x, add [org.clojars.strongh/lein-init-script "1.3.1"]
to the :dev-dependencies section in your project.clj.
With Leiningen v2, add [org.clojars.strongh/lein-init-script "1.3.1"]
to your user plugins.
lein-init-script takes several options in the form of:
{:name "override-project-name"
:pid-dir "/var/run"
:install-dir "/usr/local/my-project-name"
:init-script-install-dir "/etc/init.d"
:redirect-output-to "/log/file"
:properties {:clj-config.env "dev"
:java.library.path "/some/dir"
:init.script.test.prop "prop with spaces"}
:jar-args ["-p" "8080"]
:jvm-opts ["-server"
"-Xms256M"
"-Xmx512M"
"-XX:MaxPermSize=128M"]}
which are passed to the the init-script task by adding a :lis-opts entry to the project map. For example:
(defproject init-script-test "0.1.0"
:description "Test project for lein-init-script"
:dependencies [[org.clojure/clojure "1.1.0"]
[org.clojure/clojure-contrib "1.1.0"]]
:dev-dependencies [[org.clojars.strongh/lein-init-script "1.3.1"]]
:lis-opts {:redirect-output-to "/var/log/init-script-test.log"
:properties {:clj-config.env "dev"
:java.library.path "/some/dir"
:init.script.test.prop "prop with spaces"}
:jvm-opts ["-server"
"-Xms256M"
"-Xmx512M"
"-XX:MaxPermSize=128M"]}
:main main)
Create a main class for your project, run lein init-script
, and check the ./init-script directory. Typically you'll want to run ./init-script/install-project
and then restart with e.g. /etc/init.d/projectd restart
.
If you're using ring uberjar
you can disable running vanilla uberjar
by init-script
. To do this set :run-uberjar?
to false and run arbitrary xxx uberjar
before calling init-script. To do it in one like use do
task:
lein do ring uberjar, init-script
No Windows support at this time, if you'd like to see support for windows services, please open up an issue.