interesting question: is there a clojurescript nrepl client?

It's be quite cool to use lumo + ale/neomake for fast eastwood/kibit/stuff

There’s a node nrepl client https://github.com/rksm/node-nrepl-client

lumo takes a classpath option, so it could load plain ol' cljs from a jar, but nothing for node_modules that I can see

219 lines of .js, could be rewritten I suppose..

this sounds like fun

I hadn’t looked at lumo — neat.

Really cool piece of kit. In fact there's a binary distributed that doesn't even require node to be installed

https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo/issues/51 OH.

cool, so it’s possible/close

I mean, you’d still have to actually run the npn install, but no big dieal

You could theoretically run it from vimscript. But no big deal anyway, as you said.

Although, limited benefit to writing it in clojurescript at all really. Unless it's all clojurescript.

Maybe I'll take a pass at this tomorrow.

Sounds like fun.

https://github.com/christo-auer/bootycall that name 😆

it's funny... golang is easier to write than node.js for me these days

I wrote it in node.js, it didn't work most of the time. Golang works reliably.

yeah, this eastwood linter works nicely. I mean, it seems to be catching near nonsense for the files I'm using it against. https://github.com/SevereOverfl0w/clojure-check

I've been building with gopm and usage is ./output nreplhost:nreplport optional list of namespaces to check expect imperfection

Eventually expect to do maybe do something like

./output host:port --linter eastwood --namespace dev --namespace user --other-opt blah

and then open up support to as much of https://github.com/tolitius/boot-check as possible

Complaint about ALE: it doesn't display multiline errors, or even long errors, very well.