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did that fix the underlying issue for you? usually if its pending it means the cljs runtime isn't present and it has a good chance of not working

Anyone here uses CIDER with reveal? How did you set it up?

@dpsutton yes. I'm running the repl on an embedded armv7l board that only has node, but no java. I have a small weirdness that stdout is above the prompt, but evaluations inside the associated file works good and code completion works after adding cider-nrepl to the dependencies.

@ben.sless Its very simple to use reveal with CIDER connect and Clojure CLI tools https://practicalli.github.io/clojure/clojure-tools/data-browsers/reveal.html#using-reveal-with-nrepl-editors

Thanks, I actually stumbled cross your guide already but things aren't that simple for me for two reasons: Most projects I work on still use lein Most projects I work in still use java8 iirc reveal doesn't work all that great on java8, no? I might want to use it conditionally. Any advice regarding lein? And any way to make emacs stop asking me to apply dir locals for every buffer I open under a dir?

For Leinigen, I assume its adding a dev-dependency section with the reveal library and version. Then create a .nrepl.edn file containing {:middleware [vlaaad.reveal.nrepl/middleware]}`` That is what I would try first. I will try find time to check today. Let me know if that works for you.

To use Clojure CLI tools with your Leinigen projects, try adding a deps.edn file to the projects. I should contain the paths, eg. src and any dependencies. So long as the project doesnt rely on plugins or bespoke leiningen code it should work

Cant help you with Java, except to encourage the switch to openjdk 11. Java 8 is past its end of live, so using that commercially would not be an approach I would take. I would have thought reveal would work on Oracle Java 8 but I havent tested this. https://github.com/cljfx/cljfx#installation-and-requirements says that JavaFX should work on Java 8 but its outdated and crashes on MacOSX. It recommends Java 11

When Emacs loads a .dir-locals.el the prompt usually contains a ! option to accept permanently. Emacs then adds the contents of the .dir-locals.el to the custom-set-variables list in a sub-list called safe-local-variable-values

> encourage the switch to openjdk 11 Working on it. We're not a small organization anymore 😞

Okay, looks like it works fine with Java 8, too, but when starting with cider-jack-in-clj a leiningen repl with .nrepl.edn in the project's root directory I still don't get the reveal repl

I have tried the following: create new project with lein add this profile section

:profiles
  {:dev
   {:source-paths ["./dev"]
    :dependencies [[vlaaad/reveal "1.1.164"]]
    :plugins [[vlaaad/reveal "1.1.164"]]}}

{:middleware [vlaaad.reveal.nrepl/middleware]}

lein repl
Syntax error compiling var at (/tmp/form-init293057067636070961.clj:1:2808).
Unable to resolve var: vlaaad.reveal.nrepl/middleware in this context

Try running the REPL on the command line and using cider-connect. This will help identify if its the configuration CIDER injects when using Cider-jack-in (which cider connect does not do)

Oh, I guess you have to set vlaaad/reveal as the main namespace some how... or have a lein plugin that manages that (which I don't think exists)

Sorry, it has been a while since I used Leinigen..

Not your fault some of us are living in the past 😉