A small strongly typed programming language with expressive types that compiles to JavaScript Clojure, written in and inspired by Haskell.

This is not a fork of the compiler, but a different compiler that translates purescript corefn output to Clojure.

The pure-clj organisation hosts ports of some core libraries.

To use it, it is recommended to use psc-package and the pure-clj package sets.

Install purescript and have purs on your path.

Install pure-clj from this repository, compile it and put it on your path (as pursclj).

Install psc-package.

Install leiningen then:

lein new pure-clj `project-name`

This will create a new pure-clj project. Change the set in the psc-package.json file to the latest clj set in the repo.

Now you can use lein pursclj to compile your Purescript project to Clojure and lein testp to run tests (configurable in the project.clj).

Instead of .js files, foreign files should be valid Clojure (.clj) files and should be placed together with the original .purs file.