Template variables to sedify:

• projectName: Project name, used for all namespaces etc.
• projectDB: Database name
• projectDBSuperUser: Super user for development DB
• projectDBSuperUserPassword: Password for development DB super user
• projectDBUser: User for development DB
• projectDBUserPassword: Password for development DB user
• projectDBMigrationUser: User for running migrations on the development DB
• projectDBMigrationUserPassword: Password for development DB migrations user

All are enclosed in ~{} for easy seding.

Run:

clj -A:dev:test:shadow-cljs ~{projectName}

This starts up shadow-cljs with a socket REPL, to which you can connect your editor.

1. Connect a Clojure Socket REPL in Atom
2. Start the system from the ~{projectName}.system namespace
3. Open the webserver URL in a browser
4. Connect an Embedded REPL in Atom

This will give you a Clojure REPL and a Clojurescript browser-connected REPL.

This template uses migrer to handle database migrations.