Did you check clojure-lsp or do you want something without LSP?

https://clojure-lsp.io/

Other options I've used (before LSP) include vim-fireplace and Conjure. I believe both of those will use your connected nREPL to find the definition you're looking for.

I would love one that would get into java jar files haha

Me and @U04V15CAJ already discussed how that could work but it's kind of in hammock time though. I think adding support for find definition of java classes would be a incredible start

The big questions: • Bytecode vs source parsing or both • Where will you redirect to when you only have bytecode to inspect?

maybe we should start with the easiest, non byte code? not sure, I think cursive generate stubs

Yes, we could just start light weight using a doclet based thing like CIDER does perhaps.

Hum. I don't know how that works on cider

No worries, it's pretty basic. clj-kondo has also always used this when indexing the Java std library

but we can extend this to other Java files too

without taking on other dependencies.

sounds good