An Emacs package for Clojure REPL interaction.
A major mode for a Clojure REPL process in a buffer.
A minor mode for buffers containing Clojure(Script) code.
Alpha
- The basic features necessary to use Emacs as a Clojure REPL interface.
- Compatibility with the REPLs that are included with Clojure.
- Compatibility with Clojure and Clojurescript.
- Strictly minimal, by default.
- Customizable, where appropriate.
- Extensible.
- No magic; never guess what the user wants.
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Support for other REPLs.
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Support for multiple REPLs.
This may be added later, but only if there is a simple, magic-free way to do it, that doesn't complicate the more common case of a single REPL. The main challenge seems to be keeping track of which buffer maps to which REPL.
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Anything that isn't essential to basic REPL interaction, but could be added separately (e.g., eldoc).
Additional features may be included in a separate, optional, non-essential file. Support (e.g., hooks) may be included in the core file if it can be done simply.
cd ~/.emacs.d/site-lisp # or wherever you keep locally installed Emacs packages
git clone [email protected]:austinhaas/scrim.gitI've included a couple init files that you can use as reference. This is what I use to initialize scrim. Take what you want and modify as necessary.
- A minimal configuration
- Extra (experimental)
The keybindings can be displayed by either using C-h m in a Scrim-enabled buffer and then
selecting Scrim under the enabled minor modes, or C-h f scrim-minor-mode RET.
This repository includes a couple simple sample projects with instructions that walk through the steps required to get to a working interactive development environment.
Please create an issue here: https://github.com/austinhaas/scrim/issues
See README files in sample projects.
Similar projects I've used and referenced:
Copyright (c) 2021 Austin Haas.
Licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3.