Lambdalf is a Clojure adapter around the Alfresco Foundation API. Currently the following features are supported:

• reading/writing/adding nodes properties
• search
• setting behaviours upon onAddAspect events
• run your code with the specified credentials
• run clojure webscripts using the spring webscript clojure addon

Sample code

(defn set-meta
  "Sets some metadata properties on the node"
  [node]
  (n/set-properties! node "cm:title" "foobar" "my:property" "value"))

(defn add-aspect 
  "Executes fun upon qname aspect application"
  [qname fun]
  (b/on-add-aspect! qname fun))

Structure

• lambdalf-lib -- a JAR project, contains all the real code provided in lambdalf. Use this as a dependency to leverage lambdalf code.

• lambdalf -- an AMP project, built from the Maven AMP plugin. It ships lambdalf-lib plus an AMP structure to easily install lambdalf on your Alfresco instance, plus some goodies like a web script to start a swank server to open a REPL from Emacs to a running Alfresco instane.

How to build it

In order to build this projects yourself, you need a working Maven installation (tested with v3.0).

By default, the project uses the latest artifacts provided in the official Alfresco maven repository. As Alfresco doesn't always ship artifacts in a timely fashion, you can download the alfresco.war file and extract and install artifacts from it following this guide.

Samples

More of a show and tell than real products, some samples are provided to verify and explain the features of lambdalf.

Learn more

• my personal blog
• clojure support for spring web scripts

Authors and Contributors

• @skuro - Maintainer
• @pmonks - Contributor