Clojurians Log v2

I wanna tackle this in clojure-lsp in the next months, probably having other format options besides cljfmt like zprint which should support this, so I hope next quarter you won't need to ask this question hehe

Amazing!

the problem is that cljfmt has https://github.com/weavejester/cljfmt/issues/36 opened for the past 7 years

I wonder if: https://github.com/oakmac/standard-clojure-style-js will be a possible alternative too. That's a new player in the field (he gave a talk at the Conj this year)

I asked Chris about aligning map/let values at the conj, but he said he wasn't going to, as a design choice

yeah, I intend to ponder all those alternatives. Vertical alignment is really something personal, but the main issue for me is not having a way to tell clojure-lsp (and formatters) to follow standard A or B

Four years ago when you asked this, someone recommended https://github.com/junegunn/vim-easy-align and I still use that 🙂

Maybe it's not "auto" enough

I do remember that @emilaasa! Do you mind sharing the specific keyboard shortcuts, if any, that you set up? Or are you using a vanilla command?

I realized the answer was under our noses the whole time and was hinted at in this very thread. zprint! It can already do what I've wanted this whole time. It has some opinionated defaults that I can't use (automatically sorts maps and puts commas after kv pairs, etc.) that would absolutely wreck the git diffs in my company's repos (we use cljfmt there). The level of customization seems quite thorough and intimidating (the reference page is like 175 pages) but this convo (https://github.com/kkinnear/zprint/issues/196) and my own tweaking has led to this simple .zprintrc so far:

{:width   120
 :style   :respect-nl
 :binding {:justify? true}
 :map     {:justify? true
           :comma?   false}
 :pair    {:justify? true}}

{'n', 'f', ':!zprint -w %'}

zprint support in clojure-lsp is something I'll look soon to support

This was my attempt:

nmap ea (EasyAlign)i{
nmap eA (EasyAlign)i[

Thanks for sharing that!