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Add instructions for using CLI tools. Remove instructions for working at REPL, which are superseded by the instructions for using `session.cljc`.
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@ -12,15 +12,17 @@ evaluate the namespace declaration and the commented-out expressions
therein. These demonstrate core components of Propeller including therein. These demonstrate core components of Propeller including
complete genetic programming runs. complete genetic programming runs.
[TODO: Add instructions for running Propeller from the command line To run Propeller on a genetic programming that is defined within this
using the Clojure [CLI](https://clojure.org/guides/deps_and_cli) project from the command line, you will probably want to use either
command-line tools. This is supported (we included a `deps.edn` the Clojure [CLI tools](https://clojure.org/guides/deps_and_cli) or
configuration file), but not yet documented here.] [leiningen](https://leiningen.org).
If you have installed [leiningen](https://leiningen.org), which is a tool The instructions below are written for leiningen. If you are using
for running Clojure programs, then you can run Propeller on a genetic the CLI tools instead, then replace `lein run -m` in each command
programming problem that is defined within this project from the command with `clj -M -m`.
line with the command `lein run -m <namespace>`, replacing `<namespace>`
If you are using leiningen, then you can start a ruh with the command
`lein run -m <namespace>`, replacing `<namespace>`
with the actual namespace that you will find at the top of the problem file. with the actual namespace that you will find at the top of the problem file.
For example, you can run the simple-regression genetic programming problem with: For example, you can run the simple-regression genetic programming problem with:
@ -57,22 +59,6 @@ containing curly brackets that may confuse your shell:
lein run -m propeller.problems.simple-regression :variation "{:umad 1.0}" lein run -m propeller.problems.simple-regression :variation "{:umad 1.0}"
``` ```
To run a genetic programming problem from a REPL, start
your REPL for the project (e.g. with `lein repl` at the
command line when in the project directory, or through your
IDE) and then do something like the following (which in
this case runs the simple-regression problem with
`:population-size` 100):
```
(require 'propeller.problems.simple-regression)
(in-ns 'propeller.problems.simple-regression)
(-main :population-size 100 :variation {:umad 1.0})
```
If you want to run the problem with the default parameters,
then you should call `-main` without arguments, as `(-main)`.
## CLJS Usage ## CLJS Usage