To create a new Clojure source file, expand the project in IntelliJ’s left hand panel and select the src directory. Press Shift+F10 to open the REPL window for the first time. Specify a Name (for example The REPL) and select the nREPL radio button. In the Run/Debug Configurations window, press the plus symbol ( +) at the top left corner and select Clojure REPL and Local. In IntelliJ’s main menu choose Run and then select Edit Configurations. Once you’ve gotten the licence, go back to the event log pane, click on the activate it link and copy/paste your Licence Certificate. You’ll receive the licence in your e-mail. Follow the previous link, and in the Choose licence type option select Non-Commercial because you’ll be using Cursive for student work (and otherwise you’d have to pay $99 USD for it!). You’ll need to request a licence for Cursive. The first time you create a Clojure project a Licence Required message will appear at the bottom of the main window inside an event log pane. In the New Library Files window, go to the clojure_sdk_files directory (from step 1) and select the five JAR files contained there (use the Ctrl key to select multiple files): Select the Use library radio button and press the Create. Type in the Project name and Project location fields. In the welcome screen select the Create New Project option.įrom the New Project window, select the Clojure option from the left panel, then select Bare project from the middle panel, and finally press the Next button. Press the Restart IDE button when it appears.ĭownload and extract the Clojure SDK files. Install the Cursive plugin using the Install button. Select the Marketplace tab from the plugins window and search for cursive: The first time you run IntelliJ select the Plugins option from the Configure menu at the welcome screen:
Use all the default options when installing the program.
IntelliJ is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux.ĭownload and install the Community edition of JetBrains’ IntelliJ IDEA for your operating system. For this course we will be using the Clojure programming language with the IntelliJ development environment.
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