not sure how helpful this is but here's the blank screen in question:

When you run the fn in your repl to open portal, what is returned?

(p/open {:launcher :intellij})
=> {:session-id #uuid"62d44ce2-fb30-4f43-9a8a-52043c40d4ec"}

@UC3B7UJF2 Do you have a .portal/intellij.edn at the root of your project?

I do not, should I?

all I've done so far is install then follow this: https://github.com/djblue/portal#api

Yeah, that's how the repl process and intellij plugin coordinate communication. You shouldn't need to create it manually, it should be auto created when the plugin initializes.

Maybe try another restart and see if the file shows up?

I will, that's also interesting in that I have a multi-module project so let me do a bit of investigation based on what you've said and see if that's causing a problem

thanks for the help so far btw 👍

Yeah, the plugin struggles with multiple modules. https://github.com/djblue/portal/blob/master/extension-intellij/src/main/clojure/portal/extensions/intellij/factory.clj#L69-L73 is how the config file is written.

Also, here is the code in the repl trying to find the file: https://github.com/djblue/portal/blob/master/src/portal/runtime/jvm/launcher.clj#L14-L24

ahh I see, okay I think I understand the problem, my folder structure looks like (config contains the .idea etc folders)

.
├── config
         └──.portal 
├── module-1
├── module-2
└── module-3

I can probably wrangle it into being more normal, I only set it up like that so there wasn't files everywhere in my root directory

thanks for the help 👍

I think a quick hack would be to symlink it to the parent directory 👌

ah great idea, and it works perfectly now, thanks so much 🙂

Is this stuff in the docs anywhere? I was dorking around trying to get IntelliJ to open the window and then I noticed the side-tab that has Portal in it already, but it would be good to capture this so others see it in the docs.

@U060WE55Z I think you are looking for https://cljdoc.org/d/djblue/portal/0.26.0/doc/editors/intellij :thumbsup:

@UA7E6DU04 do you mind sharing how to achieve something like this?

Not at all, let me put the library on github

Thanks!

So, I created this cljc library https://github.com/meditans/portal-malli-visualizer

it's very simple, it only contains a multimethod to generate the right hiccup based on which type of malli error you get (like ::m/invalid-input, those are the same malli use for its prettifier)

so, let's see, in order to use it, you should add in your project the deps.edn coordinate

then require it in your file

and then, for instrumentation, you should use:

(dev/start! {:report portal.malli.visualizer/display-malli-error})

dev is or malli.dev.cljs, depending on which kind of project you are using

while for generative checking, I have this little emacs setup:

(defun med/cider-eval-on-top-level-form (fn-str)
  (let ((quoted-defn (concat "'" (cider-defun-at-point))))
    (cider-interactive-eval (concat "(" fn-str " " quoted-defn ")"))))

(defun malli-check-this ()
  (interactive)
  (med/cider-eval-on-top-level-form
   "#(portal.malli.visualizer/check->portal (mi/check {:filters [(mi/-filter-var #{(resolve (second %))})]}))"))

(defun malli-check-all ()
  (interactive)
  (cider-interactive-eval "(-> (mi/check) portal.malli.visualizer/check->portal)"))

I'll probably make a blogpost when this workflow is more settled down, which includes all my emacs-portal-malli setup, but feel free to ask more questions in the meantime ☺️

Thanks a lot!! I'll try it after I finish working 🙂

Yes, I will 😄 I'm trying to improve my emacs-portal workflow too

I've discovered this issue is affecting IntelliJ running in WSL 2, but not IntelliJ running natively in Windows 10. I can't run Windows 11 so I don't know if works when running in WSLg.

Interesting, I haven't tried this configuration :thinking_face:

Once the pane content vanishes, it's gone for good until I restart IntelliJ.

(require '[portal.client.node :as p])
(def submit (partial p/submit {:port ...}))
(add-tap #'submit)

This seems to work!

$ clj -Sdeps '{:deps {djblue/portal {:git/url "" :git/sha "1009dd87a8975eca0d3724cd8bf957ac94712b6a"}}}' -Spath > .classpath

$ nbb --classpath $(cat .classpath) -e "(require '[portal.client.node])"