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@baptiste-from-paris that’s not the words I would use but I guess you get the idea. We have a full duplex communication channel whose protocol is “repl interaction” then after we send the blob on this channel this channel protocol becomes “unrepl”.
@cgrand so on connect there is => (.write conn blob)
in fact, something like unravel coul be easily plugged in IDE right ?
“easily”
bad wording
I just tried recently tubular
for working on lumo projects from cursive
hmm no, tubular on unravel won’t work because unravel is meant to run in a terminal (well there’s a non term mode but it’s for testing)
no I know
My point is, with the multiplication of platform for clj
, you have to “learn/use” new tools every time
and that’s a pain
at least for me 🙂
In the early days of this channel @cfleming chimed in (he’s still on this channel roster); let’s unrepl matures and proves its worth.
@cgrand I am trying to redo the socket-connector
fn (for understanding purpose). Is there a way to check if my repl
received the blob on write ?
like a debug mode or something like that
so here is the kind of message that client implementer should receive
[:unrepl/hello {:session :session1656, :actions {:exit (unrepl.replG__1250/exit! :session1656), :start-aux (unrepl.replG__1250/start-aux :session1656), :log-eval (clojure.core/some-> :session1656 unrepl.replG__1250/session :log-eval), :log-all (clojure.core/some-> :session1656 unrepl.replG__1250/session :log-all), :print-limits (clojure.core/let [bak__1599__auto__ {:unrepl.print/nesting-depth clojure.core/*print-level*, :unrepl.print/coll-length clojure.core/*print-length*, :unrepl.print/string-length unrepl.printG__1250/*string-length*}] (clojure.core/some->> #unrepl/param :unrepl.print/string-length (set! unrepl.printG__1250/*string-length*)) (clojure.core/some->> #unrepl/param :unrepl.print/coll-length (set! clojure.core/*print-length*)) (clojure.core/some->> #unrepl/param :unrepl.print/nesting-depth (set! clojure.core/*print-level*)) bak__1599__auto__), :set-source (unrepl/do (unrepl.replG__1250/set-file-line-col :session1656 #unrepl/param :unrepl/sourcename #unrepl/param :unrepl/line #unrepl/param :unrepl/column)), :unrepl.jvm/start-side-loader (unrepl.replG__1250/attach-sideloader! :session1656)}}]
[:prompt {:file "unrepl-session", :line 1, :column 1, :offset 0, clojure.core/*ns* #unrepl/ns unrepl.replG__1250, clojure.core/*warn-on-reflection* false}]
do you have examples in mind for this => https://github.com/Unrepl/unrepl#mime-attachments
I am just lost, trying to get stuff ^^
*understand
ok, nice
ok, nice
I went through the doc quickly and it seems really cool. I had some questions though, but I need to give it a second pass when i'm on my laptop.. Today is the day i'm moving to the other side of berlin haha so I'll be on the phone most of the time
I might be completly wrong but I thought Volatile
in cljs
were just here to be conform with clj
no performance improvment compared to atom
You are right but out of habit I use volatile! to convey the meaning that’s is very private state
@cgrand just in case, we are doing a meetup in paris the 6th
@baptiste-from-paris on the 6th I’m at https://www.lambdup.io
Great, i was close to implementing something very similar. Thanks! Next stop: implementing unravel's auto-doc string with a custom session action
if you have so time @cgrand, I am struggling to understand this project https://github.com/cgrand/sjacket