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hello all, I started shadow-cljs with pedestal integration, so, the web server is not in shadow-cljs. What is happen if I use somthing like this? I tried to use embded connection but it fails
Sounds like you'll need to connect to a socket REPL in the web server then @fabrao
It's just a JVM option (I have socket REPL under a :socket
alias for that so I can combine it with anything else).
Hello Sean, I did it into clojure session, but in clojurescript repl for connect embeded
is not working
Shadow Socket-REPL was given an wrong token. Please, be sure you have the Shadow-CLJS compiler running and watching some build-id
<- returning this
@seancorfield so, It seems that something is worng
Ah, I don't know anything about ClojureScript, sorry.
@fabrao the best thing you can do is to run shadow over lein
or deps
, so a single socket-repl is used to connect both to the pedestal and clojurescript
So then, when you connect to the REPL on lein
or deps
, shadow will also be present
Does anyone here use clj-kondo in Atom? I can't get it working.
I use it all the time @skinner89 What's up?
Do you get any errors/alerts in the editor when it is trying to lint your code?
Have you verified you can run it from the command-line, and prep'd your clj-kondo cache for your project per the clj-kondo README?
I don't get any errors or alerts and no linting
I've run it from the command line. Missed the cache step
macOS? Linux? The Atom package for the clj-kondo linter needs to be able to find the executable on the path. How/where did you install the command-line executable?
Linux ubuntu. It's on my user's path. Atom is running as my user.
I created the cache but I'm still seeing nothing in atom
@skinner89 did you install the linter packages on Atom?
just linter and linter-kondo
@skinner89 How did you install it, via a package manager?
no downloaded it and put it on my path
is it possible to start atom from your shell, similar to how you can start vscode from the shell using $ code
?
Yeah that's possible
let me just install via apt
you can inspect env path that the program runs by doing bash -X atom
to see if is in the path
if it's bash
I use zsh but I just switched over to bash to try that. I'm getting bash: -X: invalid option
. When ran bash atom
I was promoted to install linter-ui-default. Still not seeing any linter messages
linter-ui-default installed but was disabled from a previous attempt at setting this up.
seeing linter ui
I appreciate the help