Use the http://cider.mx docs if you dont want a community configuration like Spacemacs For those that use Spacemacs, I wrote a book to make the most out of it https://practicalli.github.io/spacemacs/ Unfortunately that seems of less relevance to you I am afraid. Otherwise use prelude, especially if you want just the Emacs keybindings rather than Vim/Evil approach.
Using Reveal data visualisation with Cider
Reveal can visually represent data as charts as well as text, tables, etc. There is even a chessboard example on https://vlaaad.github.io/reveal/
I've added several configuration options for using Reveal with Cider, for both cider-connect
and cider-jack-in
https://practicalli.github.io/clojure/clojure-tools/data-browsers/reveal.html
#break
never works for me. I don't know what I'm doing wrong
can you try this simple example and eval it?
(let [x 3]
#break (+ x 1))
huh, that works @dpsutton
Then to cover the basics, are you evaling the form after adding the tag?
but if i have this in a source file:
(defn glorp []
(let [x 3]
#break (+ x 1)))
and run (glorp)
from a repl I just get 4, no breakyeah
^ in that example I ran cider-load-buffer in the buffer with the breakpoint
if I define it in the repl with the breakpoint and then run it, it works
What if you leave it in the source buffer but just eval the single defn and then call it?
hm that works
though when I press q I get a NullPointerException (for forms defined in the repl too)