anyone have experience with Piggiebacking on boot-cljs-repl? when I run :Piggieback (adzerk.boot-cljs-repl/repl-env) I get a million NullPointerExceptions printed to my running repl and then it quits

Works for me.

Is this in a self-built project? Is it worth trying Saapas or similar?

yes. we just recently switched to boot

https://github.com/Deraen/saapas I suggest cloning this and giving it a go.

Just in case.

Btw. I usually just use Rhino repl for autocompletion and docstrings etc.

That's what Fireplace should open by default when one tries to eval stuff on cljs buffers

I've never got Rhino working happily, but that's likely unrelated.

Or when triggering omnicomplete (or just by writing when using deoplete)

It is not perfect and it can be slow

cool. well it works with a saapas clone, so we must have misconfigured a task or two

Hmm, looks like vim-clojure-static is unmaintained currently

I think we should take example from Emacs users and create Vim-clojure github org with the most important plugins

Very possibly.

guns isn't working on vim atm.

vim-clojure-static works fairly well though for me. There's a few tweaks that could do with being default, but meh.

If we did our own org, I think I'd err on the side of being nvim-clojure.

I think the org can be vim-clojure even if some plugins require neovim

I agree. I should have clarified that my thinking was focused on approach over naming.

I guess the best approach is to create the org and then ask several authors if the would like to move few repos there or if we should copy/fork some projects

https://github.com/clojure-vim

@dominicm: I sent you an invite

Thanks!

I can move my clj-async-omni in there. I'm happy for it to get a more consistent name.

I think the name is fine for now

We can merge or rename stuff later

Okay. Feel free to copy it, (forking will just make searching harder) or I can do it when I am home later.

No hurry, you can copy or transfer it yourself

Okay.

cc/ @snoe wondering if you might be interested in this?

https://github.com/guns/vim-clojure-static/issues/73

that's a neat idea. I've often felt that a bunch of plugins that augment each other like https://github.com/clojure-emacs would be useful for vim.

@snoe: Invite sent

https://github.com/tpope/vim-fireplace/pull/222 I think we should copy fireplace with this commit.

Or a similar one (new command)

Hmm, I wonder if there is still some problems with that since tpope has not merged it

Possibly. I've not seen issues myself. It might be that he's busy / not writing so much clojure.

Yeah, he is not writing Clojure afaik but he has been quite active maintaining Fireplace

Oh, misread "3 Jun" with "3 Jan"

Problem is that Figwheel is still pretty big. And that's the only way I've managed to get it working.

Hmm, I still have one Figwheel project, I'll check the change with that and ping tpope on the PR

I wish I could use boot primarily..

Hmm how should I configure Figwheel for repl use

Do I need two nrepls? One for the app and second for Figwheel

https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/wiki/Using-the-Figwheel-REPL-within-NRepl maybe I'll try this with one nRepl

Heh, I'm on Cider-nrepl 0.10, refactor-nrepl 2.0.0-snapshot etc.

I think there's pretty much one import and call within your nrepl to get it to work.

Is it worth just trying to use a sample project for it?

@dominicm: We've been hesitant to try it because it seems a bit crazy - I just keep hoping tpope merges that PR 😕

The diff looks okay to me and I just got it working

I can look up docstring, but not source

@snoe: the juxt website runs it, I love working with boot.

Ah, the source is printed on browser console 😄

:Source works fine with boot-cljs-repl, hmm

hey,everybody.I have a problem with fireplace.

the fireplace repo said : First, set up cider-nrepl. (If you skip this step, fireplace.vim will make do with eval, which mostly works.)

but the command lein repl use the nrepl

I don't know how to wrap the nrepl with the cider-nrepl middleware

what should I do:cry:

https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl#via-leiningen

@juhoteperi: there's an open issue somewhere about a weasel setting for controlling outputs. Related?

@dominicm: Figwheel doesn't use Weasel

I do this a few hours ago,only add [cider/cider-nrepl "0.12.0"] to profiles.clj :user profile can success?@deraen

@g1eny0ung: Should work

I'm probably misremembering. I can't see the issue now at all.

thank you, I'm going to try it:grin:

@juhoteperi: but when I use lein repl command, it's also display the nrepl, is there a way let me test what repl I used?

@g1eny0ung: I don't understand what you are asking

@juhoteperi: e...well,I mean after I add [cider-nrepl "0.12.0"] to my profiles.clj,then how to open the cider-nrepl

use lein repl?

Yes

There is no different nrepls, cider-nrepl just extends normal nrepl

allright,thank you. I have already do this few hours ago,but I feel it's same to use the nrepl without cider-nrepl middleware....

https://github.com/alexander-yakushev/compliment/wiki/Examples

@g1eny0ung: Mainly, you'll notice the difference jumping into dependencies (jar files) and printing out stacktraces

the Automatic completion the same as I add before

There should be some additional data (e.g. arglists) on omnicomplete

Ah no, infact the built in omnicomplete in Fireplace also adds arglists

https://twitter.com/JuhoTeperi/status/599954231748075520 but these require cider-nrepl

@juhoteperi: Yes,thank you!

I see the automatic completion change

I bound my omnicomplete in insert mode with <leader>; I have to trigger it to complete

@snoe: thank you help too:grin: and my english isn't good...it's not my main language