This is a lambda calculus reducer to play with lambda expressions interactively. I've made it as a college project and I hope it would be useful to future INSPT (at least) students.
You'll need to install Clojure and Leiningen (a build tool) by following these instructions.
Make sure you have the latest version of Leiningen installed.
lein figwheel
This would make a :dev build and let you play with it on your browser. Default ports are 3449 for server and 7888 for nREPL connection.
It's necessary to install ws, in order to run tests with kaocha:
npm i ws
Run all unit tests with:
lein kaocha
Most of the times you could run tests with --watch flag in order to re-run tests when a source file it's changed and saved:
lein kaocha --watch
Contributions are welcomed! If you see something wrong with the code, don't hesitate to fix this and send me your patch to my email or create a Github pull request.
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