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I’m pretty new to emacs (and even moreso spacemacs) as a vim user. I’d like to add lispy + lispyville to have paren-safe vim commands while editing clojure code. I don’t think this comes in the base clojure layer, and I’m not really sure what the right way / right place to do this configuration is. If anyone could point me in the right direction I’d really appreciate it!
I've sort of made it work with a private layer and two calls to use-packages (lispy, and lispyville). Configuration went on the :init key
Thanks for the advice! I’m thinking it’s possible I never got evil-cleverparens working correctly (which is why I used lispyville originally). If I still can’t figure that out, I’ll follow your suggestion.