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Example Clojure project using boot to make an executable uberjar

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This example project demonstrates how to package a Clojure application as a jar that can be executed with java -jar, using the Boot build tool.

To create a jar, run boot build. Then run it with java -jar target/project.jar

You can also run the project's -main method without creating an uberjar with:

./build.boot