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@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ But if stateful things are kept lean and low level (i.e. I/O, queues, threads, c
### Talking States
There are of course direct dependecies that `mount` respects:
There are of course direct dependencies that `mount` respects:
```clojure
(ns app.config
@ -203,7 +203,7 @@ Check out [fun-with-values-test](test/core/mount/test/fun_with_values.cljc) for
## The Importance of Being Reloadable
`mount` has start and stop functions that will walk all the states created with `defstate` and start / stop them
accordingly: i.e. will call their `:start` and `:stop` defined functions. Hence the whole applicatoin state can be reloaded in REPL e.g.:
accordingly: i.e. will call their `:start` and `:stop` defined functions. Hence the whole application state can be reloaded in REPL e.g.:
```
dev=> (require '[mount.core :as mount])
@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ Here is an [example](test/core/mount/test/start_without.cljc) test that excludes
## Swapping Alternate Implementations
During testing it is often very useful to mock/stub certain states. For example runnig a test against an in memory database vs. the real one, running with a publisher that publishes to a test core.async channel vs. the real remote queue, etc.
During testing it is often very useful to mock/stub certain states. For example running a test against an in memory database vs. the real one, running with a publisher that publishes to a test core.async channel vs. the real remote queue, etc.
The `start-with` function can do just that:
@ -500,7 +500,7 @@ The way this is done is via an excellent [robert hooke](https://github.com/techn
## Clojure Version
Since mount [supports both](doc/clojurescript.md#managing-state-in-clojurescript) Clojure and CljoureScript, it relies on [Reader Conditionals](http://clojure.org/reader#The%20Reader--Reader%20Conditionals) that were introduced in `Clojure 1.7`. mount's code is not precompiled (i.e. AOT) and disributed in `.cljc` sources, hence it currently requires `Clojure 1.7` and above.
Since mount [supports both](doc/clojurescript.md#managing-state-in-clojurescript) Clojure and CljoureScript, it relies on [Reader Conditionals](http://clojure.org/reader#The%20Reader--Reader%20Conditionals) that were introduced in `Clojure 1.7`. mount's code is not precompiled (i.e. AOT) and distributed in `.cljc` sources, hence it currently requires `Clojure 1.7` and above.
## Mount and Develop!
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### New York Stock Exchange Maintenance
Say we want to leave the exchage functioning, but would like to make sure that noone can hit it from the web. Easy, just stop the web server:
Say we want to leave the exchange functioning, but would like to make sure that noone can hit it from the web. Easy, just stop the web server:
```clojure
dev=> (mount/stop #'app.www/nyse-app)