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Just starting to look into conjure, and couldn't find much anything from google: how is the pretty printing set up with conjure, and is it possible to modify it so that js datastructures (like (clj->js {:foo [1 2 3]})
) would be pretty printed like cljs data structures?
I went a different route with this: format it through jet
in a new window
https://github.com/walterl/dotfiles/blob/master/_config/nvim/plugin/split_jet_pretty.vim