@kiemdoder Recently there was a blog article about Clojure formatters: https://clojureverse.org/t/clojure-formatting-with-cljstyle/6743 Maybe cljstyle can be hooked up to some key binding
I'm not sure what chlorine uses for formatting. In Emacs I think clojure-mode takes care of this...?
Chlorine uses.... nothing 😄
@mauricio.szabo Maybe you could make some assistant binary chlorine
that includes clj-kondo, cljstyle, etc and you bind this to Atom keybindings and people get all kinds of extras when they have that installed ;)
It just connects to a socket-repl and evaluates commands, really. Everything else is outside the scope of the package. I don't really know if this decision will be final, to be honest, but as I'm currently really busy with lots of things, so maybe it'll take a while to wrap everything. But the idea of an assistant binary could be useful... but I have to consider that there's at least 3 operating systems to work with, so....
or defer to some other installed binaries. cljstyle already has a binary, clj-kondo as well
yeah makes sense not to wrap those projects with your own binary
so maybe someone can just make an Atom package around cljstyle and you can install that independently
Thanks @borkdude I will have a look at the article you referred to.
I believe atom-beautify does it
Ah, I see atom-beautify supports cljfmt
That should be easy enough to get going 🙂
I see atom-beautify has almost 8 million downloads so far.
Someone likes it 🙂