Will do

Thanks

If you come up with a way to wind a threaded form to it's non-threaded counterpart. that would be nice as well. 😃

Like a macroexpand? 😄

macroexpand I think we can also do, but using nREPL. 😃 But, yeah, maybe it is like a macroexpand.

We will need a way to format the code as well, so this might take a while to implement. Not sure what would be the best way to do it. But a solid cljc library is a good start. 😃

How are you currently reading code and parsing forms?

Many different ways, unfortunately.

What if you don’t do this at all. What if you simply handoff to nREPL? Instead of thinking about it as a core Calva feature, you could simply create an infrastructure that lets people execute custom functions over the wire

So, selected code, along with context and a key of some sort like “wind thread” or “unwind thread” or something of that nature gets sent, and nREPL middleware handles it?

Yes, the thought has crossed my mind.

What I tried today was to do this locally, in the CLJS parts of Calva.

So, there is a Calva command today for replacing the evaluated code with its results. We could maybe do this by using that but wrapping the form in a (wrangle <form>)… Maybe even (do (defn wrangle ... ) (wrangle <form>))?

With that we could have a command that was Transform current form… which would pop open a menu with selections of transformations, of which wrangle would be one.

Allowing for custom transformations via settings, even.

Maybe this was your original suggestion, almost, I now realize. 😃