Okay wow havent thought about that.... Maybe add special cases for hiccup? That might be to complex to implement though... But in cases where the list really represents a function call of some sort the one space indent is Hard to read. Or maybe just add an Option to go the parinfer way and "Use one space if the User indents it with one space but dont undo twospace indentation"? I h really have no idea how Hard it would be to implement such a Thing.... Or provide an Option for this:

[ 1 2 3
  4 5 6]

[ :div
  [ :h1 "foo"]
  [ :div
    [ :p "Bar"]]] 

This is the downside of “everything is data” - obviously it has lots of benefits, but it means that Cursive can’t tell what sort of data it is. For example, there really isn’t a good way to detect if something is hiccup or not. I talked a bit about this on the mailing list, in the context of formatting: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/cursive/4rz-OhdGAr0/ujYlHOaoCAAJ

maybe using the cljsjs version of material-ui would do the trick? I'll try that too

Things like 'auto importing' just more primitive. Can be a shock I know. Also best to stick with shadow-cljs.

Auto-importing does work fine for me for non cljc importing. I just start with the namespace and it will put the require at the top. So start typing say ui/... . But the first time you create the alias ui, you do have to put the require in manually - you are defining the alias for the first time.

(oh right you were talking about npm).

Unfortunately NPM won’t auto-import, but I’m planning to improve the NPM support soon so hopefully I can make it work.

Man that'd be better than thanksgiving dinner! Looking forward to it!