clj:tldr:4907b

clj: Run the main function of a specified namespace.

$ clj -M -m ${namespace} ${args}

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The command clj -M -m ${namespace} ${args} is a command used for running a Clojure program on the command line. Here is an explanation of each part of the command:

clj: This is the command used to run a Clojure program. It invokes the Clojure runtime environment.
-M: This flag tells the clj command to run the project's main function.
-m ${namespace}: The -m flag is used to signal that the following argument is the fully-qualified namespace of the program you want to run. The ${namespace} part should be replaced with the actual namespace of your program.
${args}: This represents any additional command-line arguments that you want to pass to your program. You can replace ${args} with the desired arguments.

Overall, the command clj -M -m ${namespace} ${args} is used to run a Clojure program specified by its namespace, along with any additional command-line arguments.

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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