It can be used in addition to clojure-mode and cider, the repl is still very useful for writing code but LSP seems a bit nicer for navigating than cider or cider-refactor. In our project not all code gets loaded into the repl, so things like find usages from cider refactor tend to miss things. ClojureScript works as well as clojurr and cljc works about 95% of the time in my experience.
hi, today I’m working on some html generation with hiccup in emacs(cider), and I was wondering if anyone knows how to get hiccup autocompletions going in emacs?
I am getting kw completions, It’s just wrt hiccup
Thanks for the link, it looks like I maybe need to look into the custom sources functionality
I type things like :meta and I would think by the time I type :m it would be able to pick up :meta, but it doesn’t. Any resources would be helpful, I’m an emacs noob
@j3elam Maybe ask in #cider or #emacs ? I think there are a variety of ways to get auto-complete in Emacs. It's been years since I last used it tho'...
1👍at the very least you should be getting generic (non-hiccup-specific) kw completions, are you? CIDER uses https://github.com/alexander-yakushev/compliment , if you wish a hiccup-specific behavior, it's certainly doable
I should give it a try, thanks 🙂
This is pretty exciting stuff! http://lighttable.com/2019/03/31/New-year-old-plans/
3👍I am getting kw completions, It’s just wrt hiccup
Thanks for the link, it looks like I maybe need to look into the custom sources functionality