Looking for new owner / host

[comamitc]

http://pretty-print.net/ is no longer functioning due to me shutting down the JVM that could no longer run on my server due to memory constraints. I am, at this time, unable to keep up with this project and dedicate the resources to keep it running.

I'll be departing with the project with or without an owner by Feb 28th, 2016.

[oakmac]

How much traffic does the site get? Would it be possible to run it on a "free tier" hosting somewhere?

[oakmac]

Also - is the JVM required now that CLJS has pretty-print and is self-hosting?

[comamitc]

You could probably swap over to the CLJS version of pretty-printer with potentially the following caveat:

• I had to fork tools.reader and add logic in to preserve comments and macros during the formatting process. I am not sure how or if the CLJS pretty printer handles these cases (Probably a question for @shaunlebron)

I'm unsure about traffic. It wasn't much at all at the launch of the project but I stopped recording google analytics after some time (it was tied to another corporate account and I never switched it over).

[oakmac]

I am going to find some way for this project to live on. As far as I know this is the only way to see EDN data pretty-printed on the web!

[comamitc]

So I've spent some time trying to make it so that pretty-print.net deploys itself on master changes.

This is a perfect example (and maybe a calling for migrating to CLJS) of how resource intensive the build process is. lein cannot be run without setting a maximum jvm memory settings or it runs into this during normal compilation:

OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM warning: INFO: os::commit_memory(0x00000000ef585000, 33767424, 0) failed; error='Cannot allocate memory' (errno=12)

I've made these changes to ensure it builds. Because a 512mb server is constrained with this process; I shut down all jvm processes before deploying to server. When deployment is in process the server will remain down between 2 - 3 minutes.

Closing this for now. Opening an issue to port to clojurescript.

[oakmac]

:+1: to migrating this to CLJS

[shaunlebron]

I had to fork tools.reader and add logic in to preserve comments and macros during the formatting process. I am not sure how or if the CLJS pretty printer handles these cases

nah, cljs.pprint is just a straight port of clojure.pprint