When I open a new file called foo_test.clj cider inserts a template namespace at the top - is there anyway to customise that?

@cichli @bozhidar just remembered inf-clojure, which works smoothly enough with Planck

@bozhidar: any particular reason you’ve bound eval-last-sexp to C-c C-e in inf-clojure, when it’s C-x C-e in Cider?

@rickmoynihan that's not cider, it's clj-refactor

malabarba: thanks

@rickmoynihan: you can switch this off, see https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-refactor.el/wiki#automatic-insertion-of-namespace-declaration

@benedek: but no way to customize the template without using something else...

hm… let me check

seems to use cljr--add-test-use-declarations

i guess this is using a clojure mode feature

(clojure-insert-ns-form)

@slipset: I thought I had bound both keybindings to the same commands

in both tools

I might be mistaken though

one is the traditional GNU keybinding and the other one was inherited from SLIME

hold on

ignore previous (which is true but does not really matter)

unfortunately it does not seem to be template based

so you are right 😕

a yasnippet based solution would be pretty nice here i guess

feel free to create a ticket about it

would be a nice feature really. perhaps even @bozhidar would be interested in cider

@bozhidar: ok, thanks!

Emacs has a mode for this @benedek @slipset .it's called auto-insert-mode. Perhaps clojure-mode should use that. It has some template stuff, so we wouldn't reinvent the wheel.

I am thinking you surely can use a yasnippet template you only need to autorun it when a clj/s/c file is opened

what exactly would you want to customize in this declaration?