Hi Guys

I wonder if there is a way to make auto require with cursive?

similar to clj-refactor

is there a way how to make Cursive recognize js/require et al. ?

Let’s say I have following line of code (def react-native (js/require “react-native”))

it marks “js/require” as unresolved

hey guys, i just started playing around with cursive, and on a simple program: https://www.refheap.com/124794, i’m getting “defroutes cannot be resolved”, “GET cannot be resolved”, and “route/not-found cannot be resolved"

anyone know why cursive isn’t properly parsing the :requires

pgmcgee how is defroutes defined?

@andrzejsliwa what is auto require?

Is there a way to see multimethod implementations and move to them from defmulti or from defmethod?

what do you mean by move them?

Would anyone perhaps know what would cause my code to not be loaded in REPL when I start it? Aka when I hit that Run 'REPL' button, it starts, but nothing in my namespace is loaded. I have to select everything and run it. But this only happens in one project, not the other. Maybe a config I have different? Not sure what, though.

(Obviously I'm in IntelliJ and use Cursive)

@pupeno I mean "autoscroll" to them

@eslachance You probably need something like this in your project.clj file (the :repl-options part):

:profiles
  {:uberjar
   {:aot :all}
   :dev
   {:source-paths ["dev"]
    :repl-options {:init-ns your.dev.ns}}}

Hmm. my :profiles is identical in both project.clj however.

ahhhh maybe it's this: :main ^:skip-aot dtbot.core

that's the one that works.

Let's try it anyway.

Oh yeah! Look at that. That was it.

just because you didn't define :main?

Apparently so. This is a library so it doesn't "do" anything on its own. It just defines a lot of stuff 🙂

Just to put things into perspective, I'm pretty new to clojure and I'm attempting to write a complete library for Discord Bots so... I have challenges ahead of me.

I wouldn't have thought a lib needs :main, but I'll keep that in mind next time something doesn't work.

Well, this is more a question of being able to use the lib from its own repl. Until now I'd been loading a "client" that used the library but doing lein install from the lib and reloading my client every time defeats the awesomeness of having a REPL in my IDE in the first place >.<

I daresay I probably just need to figure out a better workflow for development.

But this is quite off topic of this channel.

@eslachance This is not cursive related at all, but I should have realized it much earlier. When init-ns is not defined, REPL uses :main: https://github.com/technomancy/leiningen/blob/master/sample.project.clj#L359

:thinking_face:

I still have a lot to learn for sure.