Clojurians Log v2

Dear Calva friends. http://calva.io/merch is just updated with a new design. It’s the Calva symbol at the front, and some silly Clojure code at the back, I named it “We do it with Rich Comments” 😀. Also some more availability of the existing designs. Please check it out! Amazon only lets me add a design or a market per day so it is slow populating with t-shirts. If there is some particular design you want to see in some particular Amazon store, please let me know and I’ll prioritise accordingly. While at it I’d like to highlight this from the Merch page: > To keep the admin of this shop to a minimum the merch is sold at production prize. There is no royalty going to anyone in the Calva team when you buy one of these t-shirts. You will represent, which is certainly a way to support the project. You are of course encouraged to support us via sponsoring as well: > > * https://github.com/sponsors/PEZ > * https://github.com/sponsors/bpringe

It struck me. Wouldn’t it be good if the closing paren of a comment form was auto-formatted to its own line?

Actually got the idea from reading the source on the t-shirt.

Yes, that makes sense. I find myself often fighting against the auto folding of that last paren. Please add as feature request! I have no idea how tricky it might be to implement, but I’ll give it a shot! 😃

I used to use ,) to keep the paren on its own line (in Atom, and then in VS Code with the old paredit extension), but when I switched to Calva, the , was treated as whitespace to the degree that TAB would put ,) back up on the previous line 😞 -- so now I use .) which stops Calva's paredit from moving it.

Do you find yourself putting that . at the end for other forms than comment?

Just comment.

If I jack in, pick shadow-cljs and start an node-repl where can I find the nodejs output? To see the actual javascript errors and that kind of stuff. I'm a very happy Calva user btw, thanks for all the good work.

Have you looked in the jack-in terminal output?