Is there anything for CIDER/`cljr` that can highlight unused vars/fns?

I don’t see anything…

@xiongtx you can try https://github.com/clojure-emacs/squiggly-clojure , and then play with the eastwood settings (like https://github.com/jonase/eastwood#unused-namespaces or https://github.com/jonase/eastwood#unused-private-vars )

I haven't used squiggly-clojure in a while, it used to have a lot of issues when I was trying to use it, and all of the linters through a lot of spurious errors if you're using macro heavy code (like core.async)

Must…resist…IntelliJ

But thanks, I’ll see what those can do

and also...unused fns/vars is really difficult in clojure, since a macro could always use something without it being obvious in the code...or someone could just be using it by passing something in somewhere

what about joker? is that something it could handle?

if it's a private function or variable, it's easier since it reduces the scope...but still not easy

@ag doesn't look like joker currently supports much past what you're going to get by actually using cider and evaling the code? https://github.com/candid82/SublimeLinter-contrib-joker#reader-errors

might be wrong though, I've never heard of joker until now 🙂 , and also have no idea of how extensible it could be

With cider-jack-in-clojurescript is it possible to pass different lein params to the clj and cljs repls? I’d like to use different profiles

From a quick look at the code they seem to be reusing the same var, so maybe will need to rely on an advice for now?

@jfntn I think the do use different variables: cider-lein-params and cider-cljs-lein-repl

Hmm I think the latter are just clojure exprs to eval once the cljs repl was started

oh I see what you mean…

Maybe theres a way to write a function that does jack-in and then after that, changes cider-lein-params and executes cider-create-sibling-cljs-repl ?