Not sure whether there's a ClojureScript adapter for this but PouchDB is a niceish clientside NoSQL db for JS.

what’s a lightweight thing to use to enable automatic paren closing and highlighting for ClojureScript in a simple app. I’m considering it for http://re-find.it

probably codemirror then

@borkdude parinfer?

I’ll second parinfer

@souenzzo @mattly is this a thing independent from codemirror or do I use https://github.com/shaunlebron/parinfer-codemirror?

Probably the latter

Parinfer is just a Paredit alternative you can run many places

And it’s a lot more friendly to people unfamiliar with lisps or simple editors

does parinfer also make sense for single line inputs?

absolutely. typing closing parens is tough and unnecessary

@dpsutton codemirror already does closing parens: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ltq43z3ox9j8tby/codemirror.gif?dl=0

so the question is, do I need parinfer on top of this, what does it give?

ah. let your users dictate. wait for an issue?

Parinfer does help a bit on single lines - if you have '0 1 2 3' and type a [ before the 1, parinfer makes it '0 [1 2 3]'. If you then type ] after the 1, the inferred one goes away for '0 [1] 2 3' - stays balanced.