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2017-04-22
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markwoodhall06:04:15

Will have to look at ALE, I've used Neomake a lot.

dominicm08:04:59

https://github.com/neomake/neomake/issues/334 neomake has thwarted my attempts at integrating it!

dominicm08:04:38

(it doesn't support piping the thing to be linted in via stdin, I'll add a hack for shell)

dominicm11:04:49

Okay. New release of clojure-check. Features real CLI parsing & other fun stuff. And it now supports Neomake out of the box (See README for minor setup instructions)

dominicm11:04:45

Eventually I intend to contribute the lint configs back upstream, but clojure-check is likely going to experience major changes from release to release, so the only consistent "api" I can currently provide is "it will work with these vim plugins"

dominicm11:04:58

I should include instructions to use it with makeprg

dominicm11:04:30

Documented 🙂

markwoodhall12:04:46

That is cool. So much new stuff since I last tinkered with my Clojure setup!

dominicm19:04:18

Not a single linting library works similarly. Oh my god. The pain. 😄

dominicm19:04:04

literally may end up at a point of having options for each linter, which is the opposite of my desired "just tell me the file to lint, even if it's a tmp file or is stdin"