vim-iced plugin to add support for multi session.
vim-iced basically only supports connections to a single nREPL server. But if you use shadow-cljs, for example, to run backend and frontend nREPL server separately in the same project, you’ll need to launch 2 vim/nvim to connect them. It’s pain.
This plugin supports multiple nREPL connections from a single vim/nvim by allowing you to store and switch between multiple nREPL sessions.
Basically, only you should do is executing IcedConnect command as before.
vim-iced can select a REPL port to connect when Clojure project and ClojureScript project(e.g. shadow-cljs) REPLs are up. This plugin hooks the connection process, and manages multiple REPL connections.
This plugin primarily targets connecting to 2 REPLs: Clojure and ClojureScript projects.
With g:iced_multi_session#does_switch_session option, this plugin automatically switches the connecting REPL when the connecting REPL is not matched to the file extension on current buffer.
If you’d like to connect to 3 or more REPLs or switch the REPL more strictly, g:iced_multi_session#definitions option is recommended.
This plugin provides following commands, and these are added to the command palette automatically.
| Command | Note |
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Create a new session. |
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Switch to the next session. If the current session is the last, switch to first one. |
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Display all session names. |
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Swith to the selected session. |
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Rename the current session name. |
| Option | Default | Note |
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If |
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The prefix string for new session name. |
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Session definitions in current project. /path/to/your/project/root/.local.vimrc
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| Function | Note |
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Returns a string which describe current session status.
e.g. This function can be used for showing session status on statusline. The following is a example configuration for lightline.vim. |
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vim-iced (
3.4.0or later)
Copyright (c) 2020-2021 Masashi Iizuka
Distributed under the MIT License.