Sublime Text package for Clojure

Note

• This support only Mac OSX. (I don't have windows...)

Install Manually

git clone https://github.com/hatappo/sublime-clojure
ln -s `pwd`/sublime-clojure $HOME/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 3/Packages/sublime-clojure

Usage

Build & Run

• Command + B: Run with Inlein in *.clj, Run with Planck in *.cljs.
• Command + Shift + B: Execute arbitrary command.

Completions & Snippets

• Tab or Ctrl + Space

Plugins

Send to REPL

0. Send a symbol of the cursol with clojure.repl/doc to sublime-REPL.

1. Send a symbol of the cursol with clojure.repl/source to sublime-REPL.

2. Send a block of the cursol with clojure.core/macroexpand-1 to sublime-REPL.

3. Send a block of the cursol with clojure.core/macroexpand to sublime-REPL.

The above commands are not registered in [keymap](Default (OSX).sublime-keymap). You may use on command palette (Command + Shift + P).

Extract inline namespace or package modification

Consider a code like following.

(ns foo-bar.core
  (:import java.util Date)
  (:require [clojure.string :as s]))

(defn aaa [] (clojure.java.io/reader "http://....."))

(defn bbb [] (clojure.java.io/reader "http://....."))

(defn ccc [] (clojure.java.io/reader "http://....."))

Type Ctrl + Command + Shift + n with your cursol is on any position on clojure.java.io/ phrase. Then...

(ns foo-bar.core
  (:import java.util Date)
  (:require [clojure.string :as s]
            [clojure.java.io :as io]))

(defn aaa [] (io/reader "http://....."))

(defn bbb [] (io/reader "http://....."))

(defn ccc [] (io/reader "http://....."))

And all 4 io aliases are automatically selected, so you can change your favorite alias name immediately if you don't like default alias name (io in this case).

Of course, any case is handled well such as no ns form or no require/import phrase.

Features

Leiningen Project Structure Aware

If you edit source code files in a standard leiningen project structure, following features are recognize that.

• ns snippet.
• Build commands of Leiningen.sublime-build,
• and file path in the stack trace.(You can move to the line of the file where the error occurred with double clicking the stack trace in a console.)

Snippets Examples

ns

1. if you type in ns when you are editing foo-bar/src/foo_bar/baz/aaa.clj which is in a standard leiningen structured project,

2. then a following snippet is inserted.

(ns foo-bar.baz.aaa
  )

:require

1. if you type in require,

2. ↓
   (:require [namespace :as [namespace]])

3. And the first namespace text will be automaticaly selected. You can type in a arbitrary namespace text there.

4. And more, if you type like clojure.java.io, the second namespace which is alias of that is automatically replaced to io.

5. And if you type in Tab then the alias name io will be selected. You can type in another name if you would not like that.

Files

sublime-completions

• Cljx.sublime-completions
  Snippets which are common in both Clojure & ClojureScript. The build settings are wrote by reference to https://github.com/Foxboron/SublimeClojure

• Clojure.sublime-completions
  Completions which are particular in only Clojure. Namespaces & vars are scraped from https://clojuredocs.org/core-library/vars by scrape-clj-completions.clj.

• ClojureScript.sublime-completions
  Completions which are particular in only ClojureScript. Namespaces & vars are scraped from http://cljs.github.io/api/ by scrape-cljs-completions.clj.

• Inlein.sublime-completions
  Completions which are particular in only Planck ClojureScript.

• Planck.sublime-completions
  Completions which are particular in only Inlein Clojure.

sublime-build

• Leiningen.sublime-build
  Support Leiningen.
  The build settings are wrote by reference to https://gist.github.com/Foredoomed/4103540 .
  The command settings are generated by lein help | grep -E '^[a-z][-a-z]* +[A-Za-z].+$' | awk '{printf(" {\"cmd\": \"lein % -15s \"name\": \"lein %s\"},\n", $1"\",", $0)}'.

• Inlein.sublime-build
  Support Inlein.
  The command settings are generated by inlein --help | grep '^--[[:alpha:]]*' | awk '{printf(" {\"cmd\": \"inlein % -19s \"name\": \"%s\"},\n", $1"\",", $1)}'.

• Planck.sublime-build
  Support Planck.

Plugins

• clojure_inline_namespace_refactoring.py
• clojure_repl_sender.py

Command Mappings

• Default (OSX).sublime-keymap
• Default.sublime-commands