Editors

In general, the required nrepl middleware depends on the used editor, so if possible, it is best to not include it in the repo. Or else you might have to add all the different configuration combinations to the repo.

(OK, including the iced nrepl middleware shouldn't affect Cider and others so one nrepl alias with all the middleware might work?)

TODO: Does this work always? Are there cases where it would be better to include the config in the repo?

LSP configuration is included in the repo. It is shared for all editors that use LSP (Vim, Emacs, VS Code).

Vim

Vim-iced

Start the nREPL process and the app in a separate terminal (or in a terminal buffer Neovim if you want to).

iced repl A:backend:dev:repl

This command will start a nREPL server with the required middleware (cider, iced) and using the clj aliases specified in the command. Iced will then connect to this nREPL using .nrepl-port file.

Emacs

Cider

Add .dir-locals.el Dir locals

((nil . ((cider-clojure-cli-aliases . ":backend:dev:repl")
         (cider-default-cljs-repl . shadow)
         (cider-shadow-default-options . ":app")
         (cider-shadow-cljs-watched-builds . ("app")))))

Then start the cljs build with cider-jack-in-cljs using shadow-cljs and cider-jack-in-clj using clojure-cli.

VS Code

TODO: Calva

IntelliJ

TODO: Cursive