@pez any updates on #218? (https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/issues/218) I've been updating/packaging a custom build for my team since the logging helps us during development of our data streams (which log inside go-loops).

No progress yet.

@pez Issue filed! https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/issues/314

Thanks, @alex-eberts. And thanks for giving it context. That makes it much easier for people to figure out if they can help with fixing the issue.

Hi there!

Is there a way to get the "Evaluate current form/selection and pretty print to output" command to print in real time?

for example,

(doseq [x (range 5)]
  (println "starting")
  (Thread/sleep 1000)
  (println "ending"))

would take 5 seconds to print this all at once:

stdout:
starting
ending
starting
ending
starting
ending
starting
ending
starting
ending

while evaluating this expression in the basic clojure terminal REPL would live-print the printlns

Not yet, @salaun.clement, but there are others asking for it, so I will probably pick it up soon. Cheer it on here: https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/issues/218

As is mentioned in that issue, a workaround is to run a command like lein repl :connect (or the CLI or shadow equivalents) in a VS Code terminal window and eval in that repl prompt.

(Also note that Calva will not pretty print stdout output.)

2.0.36 works great 👍

@pez I verified https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva/issues/314#issuecomment-531281592 and the issue appears to be fixed at a high level by Calva v2.0.37. Please see the "Additional Notes" section for a spurious warning regarding cider-nrepl. Also, pretty printed output is not appearing in the Calva REPL but I see that there are other issues regarding pretty printing and nrepl so maybe it's related to the cider-nrepl warning? Happy to open new issues and continue to test.

@pez Great work by the way! :the_horns:

https://gist.github.com/bpringe/4f1d07f98633a956a8b33af572e7b810 I wrote this semi-concise guide to getting started with Clojure on Windows (with Calva 🎉), for a friend and anyone else who might find it useful. There are a few other similar ones out there, but one more (possibly more straightforward) couldn't hurt.

That’s some serious testing, @alex-eberts. I love it. The output issue is because shadow-cljs sends output out of band, and Calva expects it to come along with the evaluation results. It is worth an issue of its own, actually. I’ll file one if I remember to tonight. The cider-nrepl warnings are strange… What version of shadow-cljs are you using?

Wonderful, @brandon.ringe! I wish more people would write Clojure tutorials involving Calva. 😃 Right now my family expects me to deliver Ramsey quality burgers, so will have to read later. Will get back to you with feedback when I have read it.

Thanks!

Re: those burgers. My oldest son and I team up and do as Ramsey says. It is a hit every time. If you like burgers and grilling, I recommend watching and getting inspired: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iM_KMYulI_s

Ha! Will have to try that. I know of him, but haven't tried anything from him