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If there was a way to visualise everything that's loaded in the repl, it would be great. As in, let me easily & visually explore the world of the repl right now
by randompwd 6y ago
If there was a way to visualise everything that's loaded in the repl, it would be great. As in, let me easily & visually explore the world of the repl right now.
Ditto with other langs, I just started with Spring Boot & Kotlin & geez, Spring annotations are poison chalice material. Googling how to debug spring leads you to 'just turn on debug logs' which dont tell you 1/1000 of what you'd need to know to debug annotation issues.
- The_rationalist 6y agoAs you might be aware, Kotlin has a nice repl for kotlin script files. If there was a way to visualise everything that's loaded in the repl, it would be great. yeah, I don't think that exist
- filoeleven 6y ago> As in, let me easily & visually explore the world of the repl right now. That sounds great! I’m envisioning something that for each loaded namespace would show: - fns that match saved files - fns that differ: - newer in file / not in REPL - newer in REPL / not in file I guess that would have to be an IDE-level thing, since it needs to know about file changes and REPL contents. A namespaced list of all public var names can be thrown together pretty quickly, but it seems less helpful: (->> all-ns (ns-name) (map (juxt identity clojure.repl/dir)) (into {})) (I’m on mobile so I haven’t checked that!)