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If you do that, and want to somehow migrate it to ClojureScript, I can help :). Also, there's rewrite-cljs that could help a ClojureScript implementation or even to fix bugs in the current version too.

ok, brilliant. i'm up for that. 🙂

:thinking_face: do we do all of paredit.js @mauricio.szabo?

just unify it

(i'm hoping we can get some graalvm WASM action soon-ish so we can make it crazy fast too)

I'll have to look into paredit.js to see all it does, but maybe :)

@mauricio.szabo Having looked at the CSS a bit, I think you can fix this by removing display: flex and flex-direction from the :div.chlorine.console.native-key-bindings element. The children will flow in the correct order anyway (since divs are display: block by default, and therefore will arrange themselves on the y-axis.)

Flex on the parent + overflow: auto on the children seems go wonky for some reason.

Alternatively, remove height: 100% on :div.chlorine.console.native-key-bindings, and give its parent overflow-y: scroll

Btw, is it possible to set the font-size? 1.3em is a bit much for me.

morning @mauricio.szabo

i'm looking at the source for repl-tooling. i wouldn't mind getting compliment's docs in on the completion. is that something you've already looked at?

@gerred morning, yes, I would love to get the docs. But please, start from this branch: https://github.com/mauricioszabo/repl-tooling/pull/33

I'm migrating Autocomplete so it would be easier to integrate other tools like cljs-suitable 🙂

👍

should I run repl-tooling locally as of now if I'm building myself? 😄

@henrik great, thanks! I'll look at it. As for the font-size, you can change on your Atom stylesheet. I'll probably change the font size too, because on my Atom setup the size is almost perfect, but I'm seeing inconsistent behaviour depending on the editor

@gerred clone the project, npm install, npx shadow-cljs watch integration, then on another tab, npm start It'll open an "electron app" with devcards, so you can test your behavior there, do tests, etc...

OH NICE.

thank you.

Aha, gotcha!

Hey, I'm trying your fixes, but I'm not setting display: flex on div.chlorine.console Did you fix by adding display: block on devtools?

Also, I saw that I can't remove height: 100% from console because it messes up the auto-scroll 😞

Great, any problem ping me 🙂

Really, maybe something else is providing it. I’ll have a closer look. But yeah, if you set display: block, it should override other people’s opinions.

That's strange, on a blank slate Atom on Linux the display: flex comes from the atom-text-editor, but it is overwrites by some other CSS. I'll publish a new version with this fix, and some refactorings I'm working right now