Add Try A Clojure Project In The REPL as a clojure til.

README.md

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 - [Specify the Directory of a Shell Command](clojure/specify-the-directory-of-a-shell-command.md)
 - [Splitting On Whitespace](clojure/splitting-on-whitespace.md)
 - [Swap Two Items in a Vector](clojure/swap-two-items-in-a-vector.md)
+- [Try A Clojure Project In The REPL](clojure/try-a-clojure-project-in-the-repl.md)
 - [Type of Anything](clojure/type-of-anything.md)
 - [When Overflow Is Desired](clojure/when-overflow-is-desired.md)
 

clojure/try-a-clojure-project-in-the-repl.md

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+# Try A Clojure Project In The REPL
+
+The `lein-try` plugin can be added to your lein profile as a way to quickly
+try out a clojure project. By feeding `lein try` a project name and version,
+it will drop you into a repl session with that project loaded
+
+The `lein-try` plugin is a tool that makes it easy to quickly try out a
+clojure project in the lein repl. Given the name and version of a clojure
+project, it will drop you into a repl with that project loaded in. This is a
+great way to get the feel for the features of an unfamiliar clojure library
+before dropping it in as a dependency to your own project.
+
+First, add the plugin to your `~/.lein/profiles.clj` file by including the
+following line in the `:plugins` vector:
+
+```
+[lein-try "0.4.3"]
+```
+
+Then simply invoke the plugin with whatever project you want to try:
+
+```
+$ lein try automat
+```
+
+And to include a specific version number:
+
+```
+$ lein try automat "0.1.3"
+```