Installs pretty exceptions, then delegates to clojure.main/main.

Copies the current contents of the Clipboard, returning its contents as a string.

This makes use of AWT; it will throw java.awt.HeadlessException when AWT is not available, for example, when the JVM is launched with -Djava.awt.headless=true.

Passed the standard exception text and formats it using parse-exception and write-exception, returning the formatted exception text.

With no arguments, parses the clipboard text and prints the formatted exception to *out* (returning nil).

Installs an override that outputs pretty exceptions when caught by the main REPL loop. Also, overrides clojure.repl/pst, clojure.stacktrace/print-stack-trace, clojure.stacktrace/print-cause-trace.

In addition, installs an uncaught-exception-handler so that uncaught exceptions in non-REPL threads will be printed reasonably. See io.aviso.logging for a better handler, used when clojure.tools.logging is available.

Caught exceptions do not print the stack trace; the pst replacement does.

Pastes a string in as the new content of the Clipboard.

This can be helpful when, for example, pretty printing some EDN content from a log file before pasting it into some other editor.

Pretty-prints the supplied object to a returned string.

With no arguments, copies from the clipboard, parses as EDN, and prints the EDN data to *out*, returning nil.

Replacement for clojure.stacktrace/print-stack-trace and print-cause-trace. These functions are used by clojure.test.

Used as an override of clojure.repl/pst but uses pretty formatting.

A replacement for clojure.main/repl-caught that prints the exception to *err*, without a stack trace or properties.

Returns a reified UncaughtExceptionHandler that prints the formatted exception to *err*.