Configuration

This page lists the configuration options that you can use to customise Gorilla.

Command-line options

You can pass configuration options to Gorilla on the Leiningen command line, for example lein gorilla :port 8999 would change the port the web-app runs on to 8999. Supported options are:

• :port : the port that the web-app runs on. Defaults to an auto-selected free port.
• :ip : the IP address to bind to. Defaults to 127.0.0.1, which will allow only local access. To allow other computers (that you trust!) on the network access to Gorilla, bind this to a public IP address, or 0.0.0.0 to bind to all addresses.
• :nrepl-port : the port that the nREPL server will be started up on. Defaults to a free port.

Configuration map options

You can also pass in options in a Leiningen profile. Gorilla will look for a :gorilla-options key under the user profile. You can add options either in your ~/.lein/profiles.clj file, or in the project’s project.clj as appropriate. Your profiles.clj file could look like:

{:user
 {:gorilla-options
  {:keymap {"command:worksheet:newBelow" "ctrl+b ctrl+t"
            "command:worksheet:newAbove" "ctrl+b ctrl+q"}
   :load-scan-exclude #{".git" ".svn"}}}}

The supported options are:

• :keymap : a hash-map mapping Gorilla command names (see js/commandProcessor.js for possible values) to a keyboard shortcut in Mousetrap format (see the Mousetrap website). These values will override the Gorilla defaults.

• :load-scan-exclude : a set of directory names to exclude from the scan for worksheets that is performed whenever the load command is executed. By default .git directories are excluded.