support Clerk as inspector ? about clojure-cli-config HOT 4 CLOSED

Thank you, this is very interesting. I would like to include more with Clerk, so will try this out tomorrow.

My own preference is to have the loading of clerk libs and starting clerk in a custom user namespace, so rather than the -e option

"-e" "(require '[nextjournal.clerk])(nextjournal.clerk/show! 'nextjournal.clerk.tap)(nextjournal.clerk/serve! {:browse? true}

I would create a dev/user.clj file would in the project, e.g.

(ns user
 (require 
   [nextjournal.clerk]))

(nextjournal.clerk/show! 'nextjournal.clerk.tap)(nextjournal.clerk/serve! {:browse? true})

I do not know if this approach would make any difference to the minor issue of tap> not returning control to the repl

I will try both approaches over the coming days and see if there are any difference (I assume it's unlikely).

I'll also try without refactor-nrepl as I havet used clj-refactor for quite a while
Thanks again

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I tried as well to have "editor commands" which send the above code:
This is an other workable approach.

I do agree that clojure cli does not really have a foreseen way via commandline to send "initialisation code" (before a repl starts), It has "either repl" or "run code to finish" . The "-e" and start repl is a bit of a hack.

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:repl/clerk has been added as an initial design for an alias, using the configuration in the original post.

commit: 6b0649a

I've added a comment to highlight its alpha design and have not yet added documentation or an entry to the readme. This will be added once the design is stable.

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I'll close the issue for now. Do let me know if any refinement is required. Thanks.

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