create a leiningen project from a "normal" clojure project, without manually adding a project.clj to the project?

[laurentpetit]

Original issue 481 created by laurentpetit on 2012-12-10T21:51:37.000Z:

Currently the option "Convert to Leiningen Project" doesn't appear in the Configure menu on a clojure project without project.clj. I think it should. I expect CCW to create a default project.clj with some basic settings, if the user hasn't provided one yet, when selecting "convert to leiningen".

What should happen to the already added dependencies (like clojure.jar and clojure-src.jar), should they be ignored?

[laurentpetit]

Comment #1 originally posted by laurentpetit on 2012-12-10T22:05:00.000Z:

My take :

• the project.clj should have the same artifact id as the project, and an empty group id ? (tho I don't consider it a good practice to not have a group id)
• maybe some dependencies that are on the classpath could be inspected for meta data so that they could be added as deps ? (special treatment for clojure.jar ?)
• the dependencies that could not be recognized would stay in the classpath ?

[laurentpetit]

Comment #2 originally posted by laurentpetit on 2012-12-10T22:12:04.000Z:

• sounds ok
• this sounds great, it should work for at least the jar files that get added on a standard ccw/clojure project
• that's sounds reasonable, it's up to the user to move them into project.clj and remove them from the classpath then

[laurentpetit]

Comment #3 originally posted by laurentpetit on 2012-12-10T22:23:38.000Z:

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[laurentpetit]

Comment #4 originally posted by laurentpetit on 2014-05-22T09:32:17.000Z:

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