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Requiremets

vifm file manager

Usage

Clone in your vim config directory, usually ~/
mv vim .vim
To bring up vifm type \\
You need a repl under your code root to be able to use Fireplace within your vim editor
To load and compile:
- :Requre Will load an compile the document you are editing.
To Evaluate code: cpp will evaluate code on any function

Editing example: Usually you will get by with this. For more information read Fireplace documentation

(ns demo.mydoc
;; From this code
;; Position curson on defn and type Ctl-.-)  Note the dash is just a separator not to be typed. Just type CTL.)
(defn greet []
  (let [name "John"])
  (println name))

;; To this code
(defn greet []
  (let [name "John"]
  (println name)))


;; From this code
;; Position cursor on defn and type Ctl-,-) Note the dash is just a separator not to be typed. Just type CTL,)
(defn greet []
  (let [name "John"]
  (println name)))

;; To this code
(defn greet []
  (let [name "John"])
  (println name))


;; To evaluate/compile this code: Position cursor on defn and type cpp
(defn greet []
  (let [name "John"])
  (println name))
)

Example development environment with vim and Fireplace

On the root of your Lein project open vim with a terminal that allows creating tabs ex. xfece4-terminal
Open a tab on your terminal pointing to the same code root and start a repl lein repl
Once the repl is running you can evaluate code as explained above in Usage

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