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emilaasa06:09:35

Is there a full-featured AstroNvim clojure config out there somewhere? Or another “plug and play” clojure setup using neovim? [EDIT]: I found https://github.com/practicalli/astronvim-config - trying that out

practicalli-johnny08:09:36

I am using this config every day, so feel free to ask me any questions in a DM or on the #CJTRRQ857 channel Suggestions welcome. I tried to use parpar to have both parinfer and predict, but haven't got it to work yet. So only parinfer is included in the Clojure pack

emilaasa11:09:10

Thanks John, as usual you are so generous with your time! I’ve gotten it installed and it looks nice so far. I’ll document my stumbling around it and send you a report 🙂

practicalli-johnny15:09:44

The only issue I have had was with some format tools not installing updated versions via mason, SPC p m Although this might be a local node.js issue

samoleary16:09:54

I've been using https://github.com/rafaeldelboni/cajus-nvim for the last few months and have no complaints! I left my old config behind and haven't felt the need to tweak anything in cajus-nvim yet 👍 Astronvim looks very interesting 👀 --edit: looks like cajus-nvim is being archived in favour of https://github.com/rafaeldelboni/cajus-nfnl (using nfnl instead of aniseed)

practicalli-johnny18:09:00

Cajus-nfnl is a very nice fennel based config with the core feature for Clojure development. Simple enough to add your own customisations and plugins on top. I'm planning to rewrite the deprecated Practicalli Neovim config using cajus-nfnl as a bas, but probably not until the new year AstroNvim (lua config) is very much a batteries included approach, simply extendable via the AstroCommunity plugins (and config).