I'd like get-input to be highlighted in green basically

i don't know how neovim tree-sitter works, but i had to change the syntax files i downloaded

i can paste the changes in here to show what i did

If I recall correctly the default highlighting comes from https://github.com/clojure-vim/clojure.vim and to be precise https://github.com/clojure-vim/clojure.vim/blob/master/syntax/clojure.vim#L32 . In there there is a g:clojure_syntax_keywords variable that is checked for similar list to the one shown. You can extend it with anything you want, but the new keywords start getting highlighted on redraw of the buffer. I’m not aware of a dynamic solution for this, but would be glad to check it out if somebody has any suggestions.

sorry I'm a little lost now

Sorry. I tend to overcomplicate things. Basically as far as I know it is not supported by default. You should be able to use the forementioned global variable if you want to write something on your own.

they seem to have just put a hard coded list of core functions. I was kind of expecting any word prefixed with ( to be highlighted, it seems quite strange to me

i think https://github.com/guns/vim-clojure-highlight is what i'm looking for but doesn't seem to play with conjure

That should work with conjure, they don't overlap I don’t think

I use both at least and haven't noticed an issue

I think it only works with fireplace...

Oops you're right. I thought you linked the same static files I linked earlier

When I get back in my computer I can send you my changes to make it highlight properly

do you use conjure?

Yes and lsp using coc

You say you are using treesitter. Did you install the clojure treesitter modules? If so it's likely the highlighting will be from treesitter.

i installed the clojure module via :TSInstall clojure

do you think that's conflicting with vim-clojure-highlight ?

The tree sitter highlight module for clojure should highlight all function calls, as in the first element of a list, it doesn't need a repl connection like vim-clojure-highlight. It might be that your cooler scheme is not highlighting those differently to anything else.

Treesitter highlights start with TS, e.g. function is TSFunction you could try changing that highlight group to see if it works :highlight TSFunction guifg=red

that command didn't do anything

treesitter is installed along wiht the clojure module but perhaps it's not configured properly

Perhaps. The main thing it to tell tree sitter that you want to enable the highlight module.

I hadn't activated treesitter, once I created my lua file it worked

thanks for your help