Clojure Repl
Clojure developers always code with a running REPL.
The Clojure REPL is a live environment in which your Clojure code runs. Using a REPL to develop your code gives you instant feedback on its behaviour and supports rapidly evolving design.
Clojure developers can use the REPL to run a whole file of code, or just a single expression
Quick start (Vim normal state)
, ' or , s i to start a REPL from a Clojure code file, *.clj.
. e e to evaluate the previous Clojure expression
, e f to show the results of evaluating the current Clojure expression
REPL keybindings
| Vim Normal | Command |
|---|---|
, ' or , s i |
cider-jack-in |
, " or , s I |
cider-jack-in-clojurescript |
, s s |
switch between repl and code |
, s q |
cider-quit |
Clojure REPL tools
M-x cider-repl-require-repl-utils adds the REPL utility functions
apropos, dir, dir-fn, doc, find-doc and source into the current REPL namespace.
These REPL utility functions are included in the user namespace by default.
See the clojure.repl api documentation for full details