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@baptiste-from-paris that’s not the words I would use but I guess you get the idea. We have a full duplex communication channel whose protocol is “repl interaction” then after we send the blob on this channel this channel protocol becomes “unrepl”.

It’s a bit like getting a HTTP 101

@cgrand so on connect there is => (.write conn blob)

yes

then we wait until we get :unrepl/hello

Ok

in fact, something like unravel coul be easily plugged in IDE right ?

waddyamean?

“easily”

unravel is just one client

bad wording

unrepl (the protocol) is extensible

I just tried recently tubular for working on lumo projects from cursive

the goal is to have IDE have their own blob and set up their unrepl sessions

ok

hmm no, tubular on unravel won’t work because unravel is meant to run in a terminal (well there’s a non term mode but it’s for testing)

no I know

(I mean tubular to connect to unravel)

My point is, with the multiplication of platform for clj , you have to “learn/use” new tools every time

and that’s a pain

at least for me 🙂

In the early days of this channel @cfleming chimed in (he’s still on this channel roster); let’s unrepl matures and proves its worth.

@cgrand I am trying to redo the socket-connector fn (for understanding purpose). Is there a way to check if my repl received the blob on write ?

like a debug mode or something like that

have you tried the netcat way before?

nope

assuming you have a socket repl on 5555: cat blob - | nc localhost 5555

ok, nice

then you can see everything and interact manually

ok, nice

thx

@volrath kvs:

https://gist.github.com/cgrand/7585acc4f85c1b3664f3319097254a2f

so here is the kind of message that client implementer should receive

[:unrepl/hello {:session :session1656, :actions {:exit (unrepl.replG__1250/exit! :session1656), :start-aux (unrepl.replG__1250/start-aux :session1656), :log-eval (clojure.core/some-> :session1656 unrepl.replG__1250/session :log-eval), :log-all (clojure.core/some-> :session1656 unrepl.replG__1250/session :log-all), :print-limits (clojure.core/let [bak__1599__auto__ {:unrepl.print/nesting-depth clojure.core/*print-level*, :unrepl.print/coll-length clojure.core/*print-length*, :unrepl.print/string-length unrepl.printG__1250/*string-length*}] (clojure.core/some->> #unrepl/param :unrepl.print/string-length (set! unrepl.printG__1250/*string-length*)) (clojure.core/some->> #unrepl/param :unrepl.print/coll-length (set! clojure.core/*print-length*)) (clojure.core/some->> #unrepl/param :unrepl.print/nesting-depth (set! clojure.core/*print-level*)) bak__1599__auto__), :set-source (unrepl/do (unrepl.replG__1250/set-file-line-col :session1656 #unrepl/param :unrepl/sourcename #unrepl/param :unrepl/line #unrepl/param :unrepl/column)), :unrepl.jvm/start-side-loader (unrepl.replG__1250/attach-sideloader! :session1656)}}]
  [:prompt {:file "unrepl-session", :line 1, :column 1, :offset 0, clojure.core/*ns* #unrepl/ns unrepl.replG__1250, clojure.core/*warn-on-reflection* false}]

yep

hello and prompt

do you have examples in mind for this => https://github.com/Unrepl/unrepl#mime-attachments

Ah you are brave!

So no client has it yet

I am just lost, trying to get stuff ^^

*understand

the blob does emit atatchement for java.io.File and java.awt.Image instances

ok

I might be completly wrong but I thought Volatile in cljs were just here to be conform with clj no performance improvment compared to atom

@cgrand just in case, we are doing a meetup in paris the 6th

@baptiste-from-paris on the 6th I’m at https://www.lambdup.io

ah ok

I went through the doc quickly and it seems really cool. I had some questions though, but I need to give it a second pass when i'm on my laptop.. Today is the day i'm moving to the other side of berlin haha so I'll be on the phone most of the time

hacky hacky hacky

@volrath it should fix your issues

You are right but out of habit I use volatile! to convey the meaning that’s is very private state

Great, i was close to implementing something very similar. Thanks! Next stop: implementing unravel's auto-doc string with a custom session action

@volrath @pesterhazy ^^

@volrath https://github.com/cgrand/packed-printer

if you have so time @cgrand, I am struggling to understand this project https://github.com/cgrand/sjacket

It’s a dead end.

😂

ok lol

great!

The idea would have to be revisited