Note

This fork and enhancement for bsless/cljfmt-graalvm is because that repo is archived as of 2022-10-17

This is a re-packaging of weavejester/cljfmt as a fast-starting, native CLI tool for formatting Clojure code idiomatically. cljfmt has its own native-image packaging, but doesn't offer a stdio interface for use from editor tools like format-all.

Code vendored from weavejester/cljfmt or from clojure.stacktrace was to type hint class types the native image could not figure out.

The compile script is based on clj-kondo's

All credit goes to Weavejester (James Reeves, cljfmt) and Borkdude (Michiel Borkent, clj-kondo) Stuart Sierra (stacktrace) and their respective contributors.

• Get GraalVM
• Set GRAALVM_HOME to the unpacked archive or add $GRAALVM_HOME/bin to your path
• Clone this repo

• run script/compile
• copy target/cljfmt to someplace in your $PATH

• drop-in replacement for the deprecated node-cljfmt, reading *in* and writing formatted clojure code to *out*. This is the interface used by format-all for Emacs.

  • stdio

• also replicates the options of the original cljfmt lein task.

  • fix
  • check

If you are using doom emacs, add this to your ~/.doom.d/config.el.

(set-formatter! 'cljfmt "cljfmt stdio")

As of 2023-01-03, Doom emacs has its format module pinned to format-all 0.5.0. If you are using a later version of format-all, use zprint or set zprint.

(set-formatter! 'zprint "cljfmt stdio")

zprint is an alternative to cljfmt.

Just like lein cljfmt

--file-pattern FILE_PATTERN            \.clj[csx]?$
--indents INDENTS_PATH
--alias-map ALIAS_MAP_PATH
--project-root PROJECT_ROOT            .
--[no-]ansi
--[no-]indentation
--[no-]remove-surrounding-whitespace
--[no-]remove-trailing-whitespace
--[no-]insert-missing-whitespace
--[no-]remove-consecutive-blank-lines

Copyright © 2023 Paul Bauer

Copyright © 2020 Ben Sless

This program and the accompanying materials are made available under the terms of the Eclipse Public License 2.0 which is available at http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-2.0.

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