Probably this: https://clojureverse.org/c/clojure-sustainability-works/60

Thanks!

as the next thing,

(let [_ (def foo (get-foo))
        _ (def bar (get-bar foo))]
    ..
    )

you use emacs IIRC?

currently not lol I thought you asked emacs irc. Yes emacs

It turns out that you can be even more aggressive about evaling clojure code since it's mostly pure and lazy

Do you want to def because you want to see the value or because you want to use the value somewhere else? What editor are you using?

emacs and I might want to do more than seeing

you can view the value with M-x cider-inspect or C-c M-i . once you view it, you can optionally def with M-x cider-inspector-def-current-val or d in the inspector view.

obviously, you can streamline it as much as you like with a bit of elisp

I have a key binding in VS Code that if you highlight the symbol and expression in a let binding, it will def that for you as a global. It's a custom REPL snippet that evals (def $selection) so it's pretty mindless.

I can put the cursor in front of the symbol and do ctrl+shift+right ctrl+shift+right ctrl+alt+space d

@U04V70XH6 sounds cool, is this supported by Calva or did you write some joyride code?

It's a custom REPL snippet so it's "just" Calva. My only two Joyride scripts right now are to display Clojure/Java documentation directly in VS Code (via the built-in Simple Browser).

If Joyride could auto-sync scripts between machines somehow, I'd convert more of my custom REPL snippets to run Joyride scripts (so I could use code for the more complex ones instead of "just strings").

Perhaps a git repo in your home dir? :)

Meh, I already have that and manually sync those Joyride files. But I like the convenience of editing a custom REPL snippet on one machine and having it just work automatically on another machine "immediately" 🙂

@U02CV2P4J6S you said you are not currently using emacs and, at the same time, that your editor is Emacs? 🙂. Anyway, as already mentioned, cider inspector can do that and you can also use it while https://docs.cider.mx/cider/debugging/debugger.html There are also tools like these that can do that for you: • https://github.com/Saikyun/miracle.save • https://github.com/vvvvalvalval/scope-capture Finally, you can use a simplo macro to do the job: https://github.com/jumarko/clojure-experiments/blob/master/src/clojure_experiments/debugging.clj#L80-L99

(defmacro locals []
  (let [ks (keys &env)]
    `(let [ls# (zipmap '~ks [~@ks])]
       (println "====================== DEBUG locals =======================")
       (clojure.pprint/pprint ls#)
       (println "====================== END DEBUG locals =======================")
       (def my-locals ls#))))

thanks I check it! @U06BE1L6T I use emacs but not irc -- a lol I just misunderstood

@U7RJTCH6J what is that gif from?

@U03DPUQ1LJV, it's an experimental tool that I'm working on