https://nrepl.xyz/nrepl/0.4.5/usage/misc.html

@michal Sorry about the broken URL. We didn’t figure out that removing the files from which the old site was built would nuke it. I assume it would just stay like it used to be. Maybe it’s possible to redirect it somehow. We’ll see about that.

When I try to dive into clj-http.cookies/cookie-store, I found it is created by object (BasicCookieStore.). Then I use cider-doc on it. But it's docstring is empty. I open the javadoc link in the popuped buffer. It opened wrong URL in browser. How can I check out doc for those Java class/objects easily in CIDER?

Hi, how can I automatically call a function (start my webapp) when the REPL is connected? 🙂

I just upgraded to the latest version of Cider, still running Clojure 1.9, and the first time I enter an expression at the REPL, I get several dozen boxed math warnings emanating from fipp. What's going on and how do I stop these messages?

I see the warning cider-cljs-lein-repl is obsolete (since 0.17); use 'cider-default-cljs-repl' instead in my emacs *Messages* but can’t find any mention of cider-cljs-lein-repl in my config. Does anyone know what to do?

ahh it’s ok it’s set in a .dir-locals.el

hmm looks like I probably need to set a custom repl type in cider-cljs-repl-types

@bozhidar You might want to rebuild cider-nrepl, I've pushed a fixed snapshot of Compliment that addresses the JDK10 issue

I also test against JDK11 now, works so far.

I use refactor-clj and namespace clean (cljr-clean-ns) feature. It works great but I always have to add manually the namespaces I've required but not used in the code (like namespace with clojure.spec model or namespace with mount states). Is it possible to mark those namespaces so they won't be removed in the clean up process?

@alexyakushev Sure!

i think there is rather a config option for this @darnok

letme check

i guess this is what you looking for

(defcustom cljr-libspec-whitelist
  '("^cljsns" "^slingshot.test" "^monger.joda-time" "^monger.json")
  "List of regexes to match against libspec names which shouldn't be pruned.

This is useful when `clean-ns' should leave a libspec alone even
if it appears to be unused."
  :group 'cljr
  :type '(repeat string))

you can also list files you don't want to be cleaned

thanks 🙂

welcome

Guys, How can I set enviroment variables to Cider detect when I jack-in?

export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="/home/user/Downloads/[FILE_NAME].json"

I'm trying to export these credentials

I'm new using some spacemacs/cider

There's an Emacs Lisp function called setenv. Not 100% sure if CIDER will pick up on that but it's worth a try.

(setenv "GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS" "/home/user/Downloads/[FILE_NAME].json")

There's a way on customize group?

you can evaluate that using M-:, or e.g. from the *scratch* buffer with C-x C-e

I'll put on dotspacemacs/user-config

yep that should work

I'll see if it works

There's a command to see the variables set?

like an env on bash?

I think it should work, if it doesn't then you'll either have to set that env var before starting emacs, or customizing the command that CIDER runs to start Clojure

(shell-command-to-string "env") 😄

I did env on eshell and went 😃

How can I make cider aware of :source-paths? For me, C-x C-e breaks when I set :source-paths to something like src/clj.

I get "Namespace not found" message in the echo area.

Cider didn't pick =|

@d.ian.b are you using lein or boot or clojure cli?

when I use

lein repl

but in emacs it doesn't

when I start cider

you can try something like this, create a wrapper script (e.g. ~/my-lein)

#!/bin/bash
export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="/home/user/Downloads/[FILE_NAME].json"
lein "[email protected]"

then customize cider-lein-command to use your wrapper

(make sure to chmod +x my-lein)

ah ok

I'll try

it didn't work

I don't know how cider is booting on spacemacs,

aw, it's clojure-cli

changing to lein and I'll see if it works

there's a way to jack-in a lein repl session

?

cider-connect

only with this I handled