(ns file.test
(:require ["primereact/toast" :refer [Toast]]))

[:> Toast {:class "blah"}]

In this example, cursive can’t resolve Toast.

Sadly no, but I’m going to investigate this (yet again) soon.

Just stumbled upon this as well after renewing to the latest version - was really hoping for this to be fixed. :D Even stuff like js/cancelAnimationFrame still isn't resolved properly. If there's no straightforward way to properly resolve JS things, personally I would be comfortable with a stop-gap measure of specifying such names yourself, either in the js/.../`(.xxx js/window ...)` context or in the context of any JS type.

Tried editing the symbol resolution scheme XML manually - no dice.

My plan initially is to just not complain about the resolution failing for JS forms. But that still won’t help with documentation, navigation etc.

Yeah, that by itself would already be a great improvement. Other things are much less important, at least to me.

Also, the highlighting category of resolution errors seems to be wrong. It's just a generic "Warning", but seems that "Unknown symbol" would be a better fit.

e.g. I’ve been wondering for a while if Clojurists will suffer being less mainstream because the LLM aren’t fine tuned to our languages

Is it correct to assume that IJ features are all built off an AST so the AI service will need to grok a Clojure AST first?

Not so much, but it’s unfortunately true that their service doesn’t support Clojure well. I asked about integrating into it but they weren’t interested. I have plans to investigate a simple integration if you supply your own GPT key though, GPT 4 works pretty well for Clojure these days.

I'm using the trial version of the JetBrains AI-assistant, and I must say I'm impressed how well it works with Clojure! Asked for a commit message, and it describes pretty well what I was working on:

Update push notifications handling for iOS users

This commit modifies the deeds API handling of push notifications, specifically for iOS devices. It introduces the function `get-push-token-os` to determine the operating system for a given push token. It also updates the function `get-deeds-user-keys-push-tokens` to compute the unread notification count specifically for iOS devices.

(defn load-users-by-email
  [email]
  (ds-load :user {:filters [[:emailAddress email]]}))