I use vim-clojure-static syntax plugin which has configuration for indentation. Have a look at docs maybe it has options to reproduce indentation you need https://github.com/guns/vim-clojure-static/blob/master/doc/clojure.txt

I use vim-clojure-static too (via vim-polyglot), but it doesn't look like it understands :style/indent.

right, you could hard code a rule for vim-clojure-static, but to use that metadata you probably want something that talks to a running process (eg. fireplace etc.), not a static plugin

and as an aside, I find the idea of defining source layout preferences in code so that an editor queries them from a program kind of gross, it's the kind of violation of abstraction boundary that made me switch from emacs to vim in the first place

but that's just my opinion

@U01E3601UJW Is this the kind of plugin you need? https://github.com/liquidz/vim-iced-project-namespaces If so, I'm sorry, but this plugin is broken for now, so I'll fix it later.

Yeah, that seems to be what I was looking for. Not exactly, because it requires ctrlp and I'm a happy fzf user, but in theory the plugin does what I was asking about. Thank you.

fzf is supported by vim-iced now, so you don't need ctrlp! I'll fix this plugin in this weekend.

Oh, awesome. Thanks again!

@U01E3601UJW I fixed this plugin. Please update both of vim-iced itself and this plugin 😄

@UBL24PLE6 the plugin is helpful, but not exactly what I was looking for. I want something that'll give me the ability to jump to my dependency namespaces. I can navigate to definition using c-], but if I don't require a namespace, I can't jump to it. Of course it's possible to edit :require, include the ns, and then jump to it, but that's a somewhat awkward workflow. Maybe what I'm looking for is outside the scope of vim-iced? I'm not sure.