Clojurians Log v2

I must have seen something similar already somewhere, but can't remember where. I guess it would be lovely to have similar set of functions as those in calva power tools, all nicely packed and ready at your fingertips in one package.

Maybe this: https://github.com/practicalli/clojure-cli-config

Best bet would be to dig into the Calva source code, I reckon that it's Clojure code that could be extracted in some way (or even just copied for a quick POC)

Either way, you can use those tools and then some more via Emacs and/or cider, clojure-lsp specifically I haven't tried these "power tools", but in the end it boils down to: • the tools themselves (you already have them) • a nice UI for a command palette (can be achieved, for instance clj-refactor uses Hydra, and clojure-lsp uses lsp customs)

It’s very little code involved. https://github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva-power-tools

In this visual tools demo, in the first presentation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VOXxG_7VGk&t=28s @mb presented a tool he’s made for transient commands with cider, one of them was adding snitch to runtime. It is a good starting point. He made this emacs package for it: https://github.com/licht1stein/context-transient.el I’d love this thread to evolve into a ready made power tools version for emacs Hope this helps!

@ovi_b that must be the I must have seen something similar already video. Thank you! context-transient.el seems like a nice "housing" for similar features that calva-power-tools offers.

> I'd love this thread to evolve into a more polished version for emacs Same.

The UI looks polished to me. 😃

Regarding requiring Snitch, it only needs to be done once for a repl session. Calva Power Tools does it as part of loading the dependency and doesn’t have a separate command for it. May not be the optimal way to do it, but just noting.

By polished I meant, using context-transient.el to have a set of ready made tools like calva power tools. The transient menu is great imo

Thank you! I never needed anything else from it, so the UI is ok. Requiring snitch is just a command, like many others, and is very useful when debugging prod. But I would not want it to automatically be required every time I connect to the prod repl.

Me neither! Not in dev either.

Saying that there’s nothing stopping you from adding it to some sort of a custom jack-in command, but it seems pressing something like F7 t s once per dev session is not too much work 🙃

I also have a command to remove all snitch forms in a buffer.

Calva Power Tools has a command for loading the Snitch dependency. And does require as part of that.

Sure, you can implement anything like that with context-transient’s defclj macro

This is awesome and I don’t I need more haha

I wish VS Code was dynamic like that. 😍

Emacs is the way 🌌

Here’s one more for you @ovidiu.stoica1094

(defun clj-remove-snitches ()
    "Remove all snitch tools from buffer."
    (interactive)
    (save-excursion
      (goto-char (point-min))
      (while (re-search-forward (regexp-opt '("defn*" "*let" "*fn" "defmethod*")) nil t)
        (replace-match (replace-regexp-in-string "*" "" (match-string 0)) nil nil))
      (goto-char (point-min))
      (while (re-search-forward (regexp-opt '("#p ")) nil t)
        (replace-match ""))))