nrepl.clj

(ns cider.nrepl
  "Middleware descriptors and related utility functions.

  While normally middleware descriptors live alongside middleware
  definitions, cider-nrepl separates those. The rationale behind this
  is to avoid loading each middleware definition until its first usage.
  For this purpose we're defining each middleware as a wrapper that
  defers the loading of the actual middleware."
  (:require
   [cider.nrepl.version :as version]
   [cider.nrepl.middleware :as mw]
   [cider.nrepl.middleware.util.cljs :as cljs]
   [cider.nrepl.print-method] ;; we load this namespace, so it's directly available to clients
   [haystack.analyzer :as analyzer]
   [nrepl.middleware :refer [set-descriptor!]]
   [nrepl.middleware.caught :refer [wrap-caught]]
   [nrepl.middleware.print :refer [wrap-print wrap-print-optional-arguments]]
   [nrepl.middleware.session :refer [session]]
   [nrepl.misc :as misc :refer [with-session-classloader]]
   [nrepl.server :as nrepl-server]
   [orchard.info]
   [orchard.namespace]
   [orchard.java]))

(def min-clojure-verion
  "The minimum Clojure version needed by cider-nrepl to work properly.
  Having an enforced minimum version can help users and maintainers alike diagnose issues more quickly,
  avoiding problematic code paths in our middleware, and in clients like cider.el."
  {:major 1
   :minor 9})

;; Make sure we're running a supported Clojure version
(when (or (< (-> *clojure-version* :major long)
             (-> min-clojure-verion :major long))

          (and (= (-> *clojure-version* :major long)
                  (-> min-clojure-verion :major long))
               (< (-> *clojure-version* :minor long)
                  (-> min-clojure-verion :minor long))))
  (try
    (.println System/err (format "cider-nrepl requires a newer Clojure version (found: %s, minimum required: %s). Exiting."
                                 *clojure-version*
                                 min-clojure-verion))
    (finally
      (System/exit 1))))

;; Perform the underlying dynamic `require`s asap, and also not within a separate thread
;; (note the `future` used in `#'initializer`),
;; since `require` is not thread-safe:
@@orchard.java/parser-next-available?
@analyzer/spec-abbrev

(defn warmup-orchard-caches!
  "Warms up `orchard.java/cache`, drastically improving the completion and info UX performance for first hits.
  (This was our behavior for many years,
  then had to be disabled for test suite reasons in Orchard 0.15.0 to 0.17.0 / cider-nrepl 0.38.0 to 0.41.0, and now it's restored again)
  Note that this can only be done cider-nrepl side, unlike before when it was done in Orchard itself."
  []
  ;; 1.- Warmup the overall cache for core Java and Clojure stuff
  @orchard.java/cache-initializer
  ;; 2.- Also cache classes that are `:import`ed throughout the project.
  ;;     The class list is obtained through `ns` form analysis,
  ;;      so that we don't depend on whether the namespaces have been loaded yet:
  (doseq [ns-form (vals (orchard.namespace/project-ns-forms))
          class-sym (orchard.namespace/ns-form-imports ns-form)
          :when (try
                  (Class/forName (str class-sym)
                                 false ;; Don't initialize this class, avoiding side-effects (including static class initializers; with the exception of static fields with an initial value)
                                 (.getContextClassLoader (Thread/currentThread)))
                  (catch Throwable _))]
    (orchard.java/class-info class-sym))
  ;; 3.- Leave an indicator that can help up assess the cache size in a future:
  (-> orchard.java/cache .keySet .size))

(def initializer
  (future
    (warmup-orchard-caches!)))

;;; Functionality for deferred middleware loading
;;
;; cider-nrepl depends on many libraries and loading all middleware at
;; startup time causes significant delays. That's why we've developed
;; a simple approach to delay loading the actual definition of a middleware
;; until a request handled by this middleware is made.

(def delayed-handlers
  "Map of `delay`s holding deferred middleware handlers."
  (atom {}))

(def require-lock
  "Lock used to inhibit concurrent `require` of the middleware namespaces.
  Clojure seem to have issues with concurrent loading of transitive
  dependencies. The issue is extremely hard to reproduce. For the context see
  https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/issues/2092 and
  https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider/pull/2078."
  (Object.))

(defn- resolve-or-fail [sym]
  (or (resolve sym)
      (throw (IllegalArgumentException. (format "Cannot resolve %s" sym)))))

(defn- handler-future
  "Check whether a delay exists in the `delayed-handlers`. Otherwise make a delay
  out of `fn-name` and place it in the atom. "
  [sym ns fn-name session]
  (or (get @delayed-handlers sym)
      (get (swap! delayed-handlers assoc sym
                  (delay
                    (locking require-lock
                      (with-session-classloader session
                        (require ns))
                      (resolve-or-fail fn-name))))
           sym)))

(defmacro run-deferred-handler
  "Require and invoke the handler delay at run-time with arguments `handler` and `msg`.
  `fn-name` must be a namespaced symbol (unquoted)."
  [fn-name handler msg]
  (let [ns  (symbol (namespace `~fn-name))
        sym (symbol (name `~fn-name))]
    `(@(handler-future '~sym '~ns '~fn-name (:session ~msg))
      ~handler ~msg)))

(defmacro ^{:arglists '([name handler-fn descriptor]
                        [name handler-fn trigger-it descriptor])}
  def-wrapper
  "Define delayed middleware (e.g. wrap-xyz).
  `handler-fn` is an unquoted name of a function that takes two arguments -
  `handler` and `message`. It is called only when certain conditions are met as
  expressed by the optional `trigger-it` argument. `trigger-it` can be either a
  function or a set of ops (strings). When a function, it must take a `msg` and
  return truthy value when `handler-fn` should run. When `trigger-it` is missing,
  `handle-fn` is called when :op of `msg` is one of keys of the :handles slot of
  the `descriptor`. When `trigger-it` is a set it should contain extra ops,
  besides those in :handles slot, on which `handle-fn` is
  triggered. `descriptor` is passed directly to the nREPLs `set-descriptor!`."
  [name handler-fn & [trigger-it descriptor]]
  (let [[descriptor trigger-it] (if descriptor
                                  [descriptor trigger-it]
                                  [trigger-it descriptor])
        trigger-it (eval trigger-it)
        descriptor (update (eval descriptor) :requires (fnil conj #{}) #'nrepl.middleware.session/session)
        cond (if (or (nil? trigger-it) (set? trigger-it))
               (let [ops-set (into (-> descriptor :handles keys set) trigger-it)]
                 `(~ops-set (:op ~'msg)))
               `(~trigger-it ~'msg))
        doc (or (:doc descriptor) "")]
    (assert descriptor)
    `(do
       (defn ~name ~doc [~'h]
         (fn [~'msg]
           (if (and ~cond (not (:inhibit-cider-middleware ~'msg)))
             (run-deferred-handler ~handler-fn ~'h ~'msg)
             (~'h ~'msg))))
       (set-descriptor! #'~name ~descriptor))))

;;; Deferred Middleware Wrappers
;;
;; Each middleware is defined in its own namespace, but here we're defining
;; deferred versions of the middleware handlers, that load the actual middleware
;; handlers on demand (the first time some middleware op gets invoked). This
;; makes the code a bit more complex, but improves a lot the startup time
;; as almost nothing gets loaded during REPL boot time.

(def-wrapper wrap-content-type cider.nrepl.middleware.content-type/handle-content-type
  #{"eval"}
  {:doc "Middleware that adds `content-type` annotations to the result of the the eval op."
   :requires #{#'wrap-print}
   :expects #{"eval" "load-file"}
   :handles {"content-type"
             {:doc "Enhances the `eval` op by adding `content-type` and `body` to certain `eval` responses. Not an op in itself.

Depending on the type of the return value of the evaluation this middleware may kick in and include a representation of the result in the response, together with a MIME/Media type to indicate how it should be handled by the client. Comes with implementations for `URI`, `URL`, `File`, and `java.awt.Image`. More type handlers can be provided by the user by extending the `cider.nrepl.middleware.content-type/content-type-response` multimethod. This dispatches using `clojure.core/type`, so `:type` metadata on plain Clojure values can be used to provide custom handling."
              :returns {"body" "The rich response document, if applicable."
                        "content-type" "The Media type (MIME type) of the reponse, structured as a pair, `[type {:as attrs}]`."
                        "content-transfer-encoding" "The encoding of the response body (Optional, currently only one possible value: `\"base64\"`)."}
              :optional {"content-type" "If present and non-nil, try to detect and handle content-types."}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-slurp cider.nrepl.middleware.slurp/handle-slurp
  {:doc "Middleware that handles slurp requests."
   :handles {"slurp"
             {:doc "Slurps a URL from the nREPL server, returning MIME data."
              :returns {"content-type" "A MIME type for the response, if one can be detected."
                        "content-transfer-encoding" "The encoding (if any) for the content."
                        "body" "The slurped content body."}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-apropos cider.nrepl.middleware.apropos/handle-apropos
  {:doc "Middleware that handles apropos requests"
   :handles {"apropos"
             {:doc "Return a sequence of vars whose name matches the query pattern, or if specified, having the pattern in their docstring."
              :requires {"query" "The search query."}
              :optional {"filter-regexps" "All vars from namespaces matching any regexp from this list would be dropped from the result."}
              :returns {"apropos-matches" "A list of matching symbols."}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-classpath cider.nrepl.middleware.classpath/handle-classpath
  {:doc "Middleware that provides the java classpath."
   :handles {"classpath"
             {:doc "Obtain a list of entries in the Java classpath."
              :returns {"classpath" "A list of the Java classpath entries."}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-complete cider.nrepl.middleware.complete/handle-complete
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:doc "Middleware providing completion support."
    :requires #{#'session}
    :handles {"complete"
              {:doc "Return a list of symbols matching the specified (partial) symbol."
               :requires {"ns" "The namespace is which to look for completions (falls back to *ns* if not specified)"
                          "prefix" "The prefix for completion candidates"
                          "session" "The current session"}
               :optional {"context" "Completion context for compliment."
                          "extra-metadata" "List of extra-metadata fields. Possible values: arglists, doc."}
               :returns {"completions" "A list of possible completions"}}
              "complete-doc"
              {:doc "Retrieve documentation suitable for display in completion popup"
               :requires {"ns" "The symbol's namespace"
                          "sym" "The symbol to lookup"}
               :returns {"completion-doc" "Symbol's documentation"}}
              "complete-flush-caches"
              {:doc "Forces the completion backend to repopulate all its caches"}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-debug cider.nrepl.middleware.debug/handle-debug
  #{"eval"}
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:doc "Provide instrumentation and debugging functionality."
    :expects  #{"eval"}
    :requires #{#'wrap-print #'session}
    :handles {"debug-input"
              {:doc "Read client input on debug action."
               :requires {"input" "The user's reply to the input request."
                          "key" "The corresponding input request key."}
               :returns  {"status" "done"}}
              "init-debugger"
              {:doc "Initialize the debugger so that `breakpoint` works correctly. This usually does not respond immediately. It sends a response when a breakpoint is reached or when the message is discarded."
               :requires {"id" "A message id that will be responded to when a breakpoint is reached."}}
              "debug-instrumented-defs"
              {:doc "Return an alist of definitions currently thought to be instrumented on each namespace. Due to Clojure's versatility, this could include false positives, but there will not be false negatives. Instrumentations inside protocols are not listed."
               :returns {"status" "done"
                         "list"   "The alist of (NAMESPACE . VARS) that are thought to be instrumented."}}
              "debug-middleware"
              {:doc "Debug a code form or fall back on regular eval."
               :requires {"id"    "A message id that will be responded to when a breakpoint is reached."
                          "code"  "Code to debug, there must be a #dbg or a #break reader macro in it, or nothing will happen."
                          "file"  "File where the code is located."
                          "ns"    "Passed to \"eval\"."
                          "point" "Position in the file where the provided code begins."}
               :returns {"status" "\"done\" if the message will no longer be used, or \"need-debug-input\" during debugging sessions"}}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-enlighten cider.nrepl.middleware.enlighten/handle-enlighten
  :enlighten
  {:expects #{"eval" #'wrap-debug}})

(def-wrapper wrap-format cider.nrepl.middleware.format/handle-format
  {:doc "Middleware providing support for formatting Clojure code and EDN data."
   :requires #{#'wrap-print}
   :handles {"format-code"
             {:doc "Reformats the given Clojure code, returning the result as a string."
              :requires {"code" "The code to format."}
              :optional {"options" "Configuration map for cljfmt."}
              :returns {"formatted-code" "The formatted code."}}
             "format-edn"
             {:doc "Reformats the given EDN data, returning the result as a string."
              :requires {"edn" "The data to format."}
              :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
              :returns {"formatted-edn" "The formatted data."}}}})

(def fragments-desc
  "It's a vector of fragments, where fragment is a map with `:type` ('text' or 'html') and `:content` plain text or html markup, respectively")

(def fragments-doc
  {"doc-fragments"                (str "May be absent. Represents the body of a Java doc comment, including the first sentence and excluding any block tags. " fragments-desc)
   "doc-first-sentence-fragments" (str "May be absent. Represents the first sentence of a Java doc comment. " fragments-desc)
   "doc-block-tags-fragments"     (str "May be absent. Represent the 'param', 'returns' and 'throws' sections a Java doc comment. " fragments-desc)})

(def info-params
  {"sym"                "The symbol to lookup"
   "ns"                 "The current namespace"
   "context"            "A Compliment completion context, just like the ones already passed for the \"complete\" op,
with the difference that the symbol at point should be entirely replaced by \"__prefix__\".
For Java interop queries, it helps inferring the precise type of the object the `:sym` or `:member` refers to,
making the results more accurate (and less numerous)."
   "class"              "A Java class. If `:ns` is passed, it will be used for fully-qualifying the class, if necessary."
   "member"             "A Java class member."
   "var-meta-allowlist" "The metadata keys from vars to be returned. Currently only affects `:clj`.
Defaults to the value of `orchard.meta/var-meta-allowlist`.
If specified, the value will be concatenated to that of `orchard.meta/var-meta-allowlist`."})

(def-wrapper wrap-info cider.nrepl.middleware.info/handle-info
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:requires #{#'session}
    :handles {"info"
              {:doc "Return a map of information about the specified symbol."
               :optional info-params
               :returns (merge {"status" "done"} fragments-doc)}
              "eldoc"
              {:doc "Return a map of information about the specified symbol."
               :optional info-params
               :returns (merge {"status" "done"} fragments-doc)}
              "eldoc-datomic-query"
              {:doc "Return a map containing the inputs of the datomic query."
               :requires {"sym" "The symbol to lookup"
                          "ns" "The current namespace"}
               :returns {"status" "done"}}}}))

(def inspector-returns (merge {"status" "\"done\""
                               "value" "The inspector result. Contains a specially-formatted string that can be `read` and then rendered client-side."
                               "path" "Printed representation of current inspector path."}
                              fragments-doc))

(def-wrapper wrap-inspect cider.nrepl.middleware.inspect/handle-inspect
  #{"eval"}
  (cljs/expects-piggieback
   {:doc "Add a value inspector option to the eval op. Passing a non-nil value
           in the `:inspect` slot will cause the last value returned by eval to
           be inspected. Returns a string representation of the resulting
           inspector's state in the `:value` slot."
    :requires #{"clone" #'wrap-caught #'wrap-print}
    :expects #{"eval"}
    :handles {"inspect-pop"
              {:doc "Moves one level up in the inspector stack."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-push"
              {:doc "Inspects the inside value specified by index."
               :requires {"idx" "Index of the internal value currently rendered."
                          "session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-next-sibling"
              {:doc "Increment the index of the last 'nth in the path by 1,
if applicable, and re-render the updated value."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-previous-sibling"
              {:doc "Decrement the index of the last 'nth in the path by 1,
if applicable, and re-render the updated value."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-refresh"
              {:doc "Updates inspector with the provided config and re-renders the current value."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :optional {"page-size" "New page size"
                          "max-atom-length" "New max length of single rendered value"
                          "max-coll-size" "New max size of rendered collection"
                          "max-nested-depth" "New max nested depth of rendered collection"
                          "view-mode" "Mode of viewing the value - either `:normal` or `:object`"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-toggle-view-mode"
              {:doc "Toggles the viewing mode of the inspector. This influences the way how inspector is rendering the current value. `:normal` is the default. When view mode is `:object`, any value will be rendered as a Java object (fields shown as is). View mode is automatically reset back to normal when navigating to child values."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-next-page"
              {:doc "Jumps to the next page in paginated collection view."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-prev-page"
              {:doc "Jumps to the previous page in paginated collection view."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-set-page-size"
              {:doc "[DEPRECATED - use `inspect-refresh` instead] Sets the page size in paginated view to specified value."
               :requires {"page-size" "New page size."
                          "session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-set-max-atom-length"
              {:doc "[DEPRECATED - use `inspect-refresh` instead] Set the max length of nested atoms to specified value."
               :requires {"max-atom-length" "New max length."
                          "session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-set-max-coll-size"
              {:doc "[DEPRECATED - use `inspect-refresh` instead] Set the number of nested collection members to display before truncating."
               :requires {"max-coll-size" "New collection size."
                          "session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-set-max-nested-depth"
              {:doc "[DEPRECATED - use `inspect-refresh` instead] Set the maximum nested levels to display before truncating."
               :requires {"max-nested-depth" "New nested depth."
                          "session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-clear"
              {:doc "Clears the state state of the inspector."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-def-current-value"
              {:doc "Define the currently inspected value as a var with the given var-name in the provided namespace."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"
                          "ns" "Namespace to define var on"
                          "var-name" "The var name"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-tap-current-value"
              {:doc "Send the currently inspected value to the Clojure tap>."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"}
               :returns inspector-returns}
              "inspect-tap-indexed"
              {:doc "Send the currently inspected sub-value at `idx` to the Clojure tap>."
               :requires {"session" "The current session"
                          "idx" "Index of the internal value to be tapped"}
               :returns inspector-returns}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-log cider.nrepl.middleware.log/handle-log
  {:doc "Middleware that captures log events and makes them inspect-able."
   :requires #{#'session #'wrap-print}
   :handles
   {"cider/log-add-appender"
    {:doc "Add an appender to a log framework."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "filters" "A map from filter name to filter condition."
                "size" "The number of events the appender keeps in memory."
                "threshold" "The threshold in percent used to cleanup events."}
     :optional {"logger" "The name of the logger to attach to."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-add-appender" "The appender that was added."}}

    "cider/log-add-consumer"
    {:doc "Add a consumer to an appender of a log framework."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "filters" "A map from filter name to filter condition."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-add-consumer" "The consumer that was added."}}

    "cider/log-analyze-stacktrace"
    {:doc "Analyze the stacktrace of a log event."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "event" "The id of the event to inspect."}
     :returns {"status" "done"}}

    "cider/log-clear-appender"
    {:doc "Clear all events of a log appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-clear-appender" "The appender that was cleared."}}

    "cider/log-exceptions"
    {:doc "Return the exceptions and their frequencies for the given framework and appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-exceptions" "A map from exception name to event frequency."}}

    "cider/log-frameworks"
    {:doc "Return the available log frameworks."
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-frameworks" "A list of log frameworks."}}

    "cider/log-format-event"
    {:doc "Format a log event."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the log appender."
                "event" "The id of the log event."}
     :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-format-event" "The formatted log event."}}

    "cider/log-inspect-event"
    {:doc "Inspect a log event."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "event" "The id of the event to inspect."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "value" "The inspection result."}}

    "cider/log-levels"
    {:doc "Return the log levels and their frequencies for the given framework and appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-levels" "A map from log level to event frequency."}}

    "cider/log-loggers"
    {:doc "Return the loggers and their frequencies for the given framework and appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-loggers" "A map from logger name to event frequency."}}

    "cider/log-remove-appender"
    {:doc "Remove an appender from a log framework."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-remove-appender" "The removed appender."}}

    "cider/log-remove-consumer"
    {:doc "Remove a consumer from the appender of a log framework."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "consumer" "The name of the consumer."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-add-consumer" "The removed consumer."}}

    "cider/log-update-appender"
    {:doc "Update the appender of a log framework."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "filters" "A map from filter name to filter condition."
                "size" "The number of events the appender keeps in memory."
                "threshold" "The threshold in percent used to cleanup events."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-update-appender" "The updated appender."}}

    "cider/log-update-consumer"
    {:doc "Update the consumer of a log appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."
                "consumer" "The name of the consumer."
                "filters" "A map from filter name to filter condition."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-update-consumer" "The consumer that was updated."}}

    "cider/log-search"
    {:doc "Search the log events of an appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :optional {"filters" "A map from filter name to filter condition."
                "limit" "Number of log events to return."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-search" "The list of log events matching the search."}}

    "cider/log-threads"
    {:doc "Return the threads and their frequencies for the given framework and appender."
     :requires {"framework" "The id of the log framework."
                "appender" "The name of the appender."}
     :returns {"status" "done"
               "cider/log-threads" "A map from thread name to event frequency."}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-macroexpand cider.nrepl.middleware.macroexpand/handle-macroexpand
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:doc "Macroexpansion middleware."
    :requires #{#'session}
    :handles {"macroexpand"
              {:doc "Produces macroexpansion of some form using the given expander."
               :requires {"code" "The form to macroexpand."}
               :optional {"ns" "The namespace in which to perform the macroexpansion. Defaults to 'user for Clojure and 'cljs.user for ClojureScript."
                          "expander" "The macroexpansion function to use. Possible values are \"macroexpand-1\", \"macroexpand\", or \"macroexpand-all\". Defaults to \"macroexpand\"."
                          "display-namespaces" "How to print namespace-qualified symbols in the result. Possible values are \"qualified\" to leave all namespaces qualified, \"none\" to elide all namespaces, or \"tidy\" to replace namespaces with their aliases in the given namespace. Defaults to \"qualified\"."
                          "print-meta" "If truthy, also print metadata of forms."}
               :returns {"expansion" "The macroexpanded form."}}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-ns cider.nrepl.middleware.ns/handle-ns
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:doc "Provide ns listing and browsing functionality."
    :requires #{#'session}
    :handles {"ns-list"
              {:doc "Return a sorted list of all namespaces."
               :returns {"status" "done" "ns-list" "The sorted list of all namespaces."}
               :optional {"filter-regexps" "All namespaces matching any regexp from this list would be dropped from the result."}}
              "ns-list-vars-by-name"
              {:doc "Return a list of vars named `name` amongst all namespaces."
               :requires {"name" "The name to use."}
               :returns {"status" "done" "var-list" "The list obtained."}}
              "ns-vars"
              {:doc "Returns a sorted list of public vars in a namespace."
               :requires {"ns" "The namespace to browse."}
               :optional {"var-query" "The search query for vars. Only \"private?\" is supported for ClojureScript."}
               :returns {"status" "done" "ns-vars" "The sorted list of public vars in a namespace."}}
              "ns-vars-with-meta"
              {:doc "Returns a map of [var-name] to [var-metadata] for public vars in a namespace."
               :requires {"ns" "The namespace to use."}
               :optional {"var-query" "The search query for vars. Only \"private?\" is supported for ClojureScript."}
               :returns {"status" "done" "ns-vars-with-meta" "The map of [var-name] to [var-metadata] for public vars in a namespace."}}
              "ns-path"
              {:doc "Returns the path to the file containing ns."
               :requires {"ns" "The namespace to find."}
               :returns {"status" "done"
                         "path" "The path to the file containing ns. Please favor `:url` in ClojureScript, but fall back to `:path`."
                         "url" "The Java URL indicating the file containing ns. Please favor this attribute over `:path` when possible. If this value is nil, you can fall back to `:path`."}}
              "ns-load-all"
              {:doc "Loads all project namespaces."
               :returns {"status" "done" "loaded-ns" "The list of ns that were loaded."}}
              "ns-aliases"
              {:doc "Returns a map of [ns-alias] to [ns-name] in a namespace."
               :requires {"ns" "The namespace to use."}
               :returns {"status" "done" "ns-aliases" "The map of [ns-alias] to [ns-name] in a namespace."}}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-out cider.nrepl.middleware.out/handle-out
  (cljs/expects-piggieback
   {:requires #{#'session}
    :expects #{"eval"}
    :handles {"out-subscribe"
              {:doc "Change #'*out* so that it also prints to active sessions, even outside an eval scope."}
              "out-unsubscribe"
              {:doc "Change #'*out* so that it no longer prints to active sessions outside an eval scope."}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-profile cider.nrepl.middleware.profile/handle-profile
  {:doc     "Middleware that provides supports Profiling based on https://github.com/thunknyc/profile"
   :handles {"toggle-profile-ns"   {:doc      "Toggle profiling of given namespace."
                                    :requires {"ns" "The current namespace"}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "value"  "'profiled' if profiling enabled, 'unprofiled' if disabled"}}
             "is-var-profiled"     {:doc      "Reports whether symbol is currently profiled."
                                    :requires {"sym" "The symbol to check"
                                               "ns"  "The current namespace"}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "value"  "'profiled' if profiling enabled, 'unprofiled' if disabled"}}
             "get-max-samples"     {:doc      "Returns maximum number of samples to be collected for any var."
                                    :requires {}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "value"  "String representing number of max-sample-count"}}
             "set-max-samples"     {:doc      "Sets maximum sample count. Returns new max-sample-count."
                                    :requires {"max-samples" "Maximum samples to collect for any single var."}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "value"  "String representing number of max-sample-count"}}
             "toggle-profile"      {:doc      "Toggle profiling of a given var."
                                    :requires {"sym" "The symbol to profile"
                                               "ns"  "The current namespace"}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "value"  "'profiled' if profiling enabled, 'unprofiled' if disabled, 'unbound' if ns/sym not bound"}}
             "profile-var-summary" {:doc      "Return profiling data summary for a single var."
                                    :requires {"sym" "The symbol to profile"
                                               "ns"  "The current namespace"}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "err"    "Content of profile summary report"}}
             "profile-summary"     {:doc      "Return profiling data summary."
                                    :requires {}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"
                                               "err"    "Content of profile summary report"}}
             "clear-profile"       {:doc      "Clears profile of samples."
                                    :requires {}
                                    :returns  {"status" "Done"}}}})

(def code-reloading-before-after-opts
  {"before" "The namespace-qualified name of a zero-arity function to call before reloading."
   "after" "The namespace-qualified name of a zero-arity function to call after reloading."})

(def-wrapper wrap-refresh cider.nrepl.middleware.refresh/handle-refresh
  {:doc "Refresh middleware."
   :requires #{"clone" #'wrap-print}
   :handles {"refresh"
             {:doc "Reloads all changed files in dependency order."
              :optional (merge wrap-print-optional-arguments
                               {"dirs" "List of directories to scan. If no directories given, defaults to all directories on the classpath."}
                               code-reloading-before-after-opts)
              :returns {"reloading" "List of namespaces that will be reloaded."
                        "status" "`:ok` if reloading was successful; otherwise `:error`."
                        "error" "A sequence of all causes of the thrown exception when `status` is `:error`."
                        "error-ns" "The namespace that caused reloading to fail when `status` is `:error`."}}
             "refresh-all"
             {:doc "Reloads all files in dependency order."
              :optional (merge wrap-print-optional-arguments
                               {"dirs" "List of directories to scan. If no directories given, defaults to all directories on the classpath."
                                "before" "The namespace-qualified name of a zero-arity function to call before reloading."
                                "after" "The namespace-qualified name of a zero-arity function to call after reloading."})
              :returns {"reloading" "List of namespaces that will be reloaded."
                        "status" "`:ok` if reloading was successful; otherwise `:error`."
                        "error" "A sequence of all causes of the thrown exception when `status` is `:error`."
                        "error-ns" "The namespace that caused reloading to fail when `status` is `:error`."}}
             "refresh-clear"
             {:doc "Clears the state of the refresh middleware. This can help recover from a failed load or a circular dependency error."}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-reload cider.nrepl.middleware.reload/handle-reload
  {:doc "Reload middleware."
   :requires #{"clone" #'wrap-print}
   :handles {"cider.clj-reload/reload"
             {:doc "Reloads all changed files in dependency order,
using the io.github.tonsky/clj-reload library. It is bundled with cider-nrepl.
If that dependency is already in present your project and clj-reload.core/init has been invoked beforehand,
those configured directories will be honored."
              :optional code-reloading-before-after-opts
              :returns {"progress" "Description of current namespace being unloaded/loaded."
                        "status" "`:ok` if reloading was successful; otherwise `:error`."
                        "error" "A sequence of all causes of the thrown exception when `status` is `:error`."}}
             "cider.clj-reload/reload-all"
             {:doc "Reloads all files in dependency order."
              :optional code-reloading-before-after-opts
              :returns {"reloading" "Description of current namespace being unloaded/loaded."
                        "status" "`:ok` if reloading was successful; otherwise `:error`."
                        "error" "A sequence of all causes of the thrown exception when `status` is `:error`."}}
             "cider.clj-reload/reload-clear"
             {:doc "Clears the state of clj-reload. This can help recover from a failed load or a circular dependency error."}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-resource cider.nrepl.middleware.resource/handle-resource
  {:doc "Middleware that provides the path to resource."
   :handles {"resource"
             {:doc "Obtain the path to a resource."
              :requires {"name" "The name of the resource in question."}
              :returns {"resource-path" "The file path to a resource."}}
             "resources-list"
             {:doc "Obtain a list of all resources on the classpath."
              :returns {"resources-list" "The list of resources."}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-spec cider.nrepl.middleware.spec/handle-spec
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:doc "Middleware that provides `clojure.spec` browsing functionality."
    :handles {"spec-list" {:doc "Return a sorted list of all specs in the registry"
                           :returns {"status" "done"
                                     "spec-list" "The sorted list of all specs in the registry with their descriptions"}
                           :optional {"filter-regex" "Only the specs that matches filter prefix regex will be returned "}}
              "spec-form" {:doc "Return the form of a given spec"
                           :requires {"spec-name" "The spec namespaced keyword we are looking for"}
                           :returns {"status" "done"
                                     "spec-form" "The spec form"}}
              "spec-example" {:doc "Return a string with a pretty printed example for a spec"
                              :requires {"spec-name" "The spec namespaced keyword we want the example for"}
                              :returns {"status" "done"
                                        "example" "The pretty printed spec example string"}}}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-stacktrace cider.nrepl.middleware.stacktrace/handle-stacktrace
  (cljs/requires-piggieback
   {:doc "Middleware that handles stacktrace requests, sending
           cause and stack frame info for the most recent exception."
    :requires #{#'session #'wrap-print}
    :expects #{}
    :handles {"analyze-last-stacktrace" {:doc "Return messages describing each cause and stack frame of the most recent exception."
                                         :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
                                         :returns {"status" "\"done\", or \"no-error\" if `*e` is nil"}}
              "inspect-last-exception" {:doc "Returns an Inspector response for the last exception that has been processed through `analyze-last-stacktrace` for the current nrepl session.
Assumes that `analyze-last-stacktrace` has been called first, returning \"no-error\" otherwise."
                                        :requires {"index" "0 for inspecting the top-level exception, 1 for its ex-cause, 2 for its ex-cause's ex-cause, and so on."}
                                        :returns {"status" "\"done\", or \"no-error\" if `analyze-last-stacktrace` wasn't called beforehand (or the `index` was out of bounds)."
                                                  "value" "A value, as produced by the Inspector middleware."}}
              "analyze-stacktrace" {:doc "Parse and analyze the `:stacktrace`
parameter and return messages describing each cause and stack frame. The
stacktrace must be a string formatted in one of the following formats:

* `:aviso` Stacktraces printed with the
  https://ioavisopretty.readthedocs.io/en/latest/exceptions.html[write-exception]
  function of the https://github.com/AvisoNovate/pretty[Aviso] library.

* `:clojure.tagged-literal` Stacktraces printed as a tagged literal, like a
  https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/lang/Throwable.html[java.lang.Throwable]
  printed with the
  https://clojure.github.io/clojure/branch-master/clojure.core-api.html#clojure.core/pr[pr]
  function.

* `:clojure.stacktrace` Stacktraces printed with the
  https://clojure.github.io/clojure/branch-master/clojure.stacktrace-api.html#clojure.stacktrace/print-cause-trace[print-cause-trace]
  function of the
  https://clojure.github.io/clojure/branch-master/clojure.stacktrace-api.html[clojure.stacktrace]
  namespace.

* `:clojure.repl` Stacktraces printed with the
  https://clojure.github.io/clojure/branch-master/clojure.repl-api.html#clojure.repl/pst[pst]
  function of the
  https://clojure.github.io/clojure/branch-master/clojure.repl-api.html[clojure.repl]
  namespace.

* `:java` Stacktraces printed with the
  link:++https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/lang/Throwable.html#printStackTrace--++[printStackTrace]
  method of
  https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/lang/Throwable.html[java.lang.Throwable]."
                                    :requires {"stacktrace" "The stacktrace to be parsed and analyzed as a string."}
                                    :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
                                    :returns {"status" "\"done\", or \"no-error\" if `stracktrace` is not recognized"}}
              "stacktrace" {:doc "Return messages describing each cause and
stack frame of the most recent exception. This op is deprecated, please use the
`analyze-last-stacktrace` op instead."
                            :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
                            :returns {"status" "\"done\", or \"no-error\" if `*e` is nil"}}}}))

(def timing-info-return-doc {"status" "Either done or indication of an error"
                             "elapsed-time" "a report of the elapsed time spent running all the given namespaces. The structure is `:elapsed-time {:ms <integer> :humanized <string>}`."
                             "ns-elapsed-time" "a report of the elapsed time spent running each namespace. The structure is `:ns-elapsed-time {<ns as keyword> {:ms <integer> :humanized <string>}}`."
                             "var-elapsed-time" "a report of the elapsed time spent running each var. The structure is `:var-elapsed-time {<ns as keyword> {<var as keyword> {:ms <integer> :humanized <string>}}}`."
                             "results" "Misc information about the test result. The structure is `:results {<ns as keyword> {<test var as keyword> [{,,, :elapsed-time {:ms <integer> :humanized <string>}}]}}`"})

(def fail-fast-doc {"fail-fast" "If equals to the string \"true\", the tests will be considered complete after the first test has failed or errored."})

(def-wrapper wrap-test cider.nrepl.middleware.test/handle-test
  {:doc "Middleware that handles testing requests."
   :requires #{#'session #'wrap-print}
   :handles {"test-var-query"
             {:doc "Run tests specified by the `var-query` and return results. Results are cached for exception retrieval and to enable re-running of failed/erring tests."
              :requires {"var-query" "A search query specifying the test vars to execute. See Orchard's var query documentation for more details."}
              :optional (merge wrap-print-optional-arguments)
              :returns (merge fail-fast-doc timing-info-return-doc)}
             "test"
             {:doc "[DEPRECATED - use `test-var-query` instead] Run tests in the specified namespace and return results. This accepts a set of `tests` to be run; if nil, runs all tests. Results are cached for exception retrieval and to enable re-running of failed/erring tests."
              :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
              :returns (merge fail-fast-doc timing-info-return-doc)}
             "test-all"
             {:doc "Return exception cause and stack frame info for an erring test via the `stacktrace` middleware. The error to be retrieved is referenced by namespace, var name, and assertion index within the var."
              :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
              :returns (merge fail-fast-doc timing-info-return-doc)}
             "test-stacktrace"
             {:doc "Rerun all tests that did not pass when last run. Results are cached for exception retrieval and to enable re-running of failed/erring tests."
              :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments}
             "retest"
             {:doc "[DEPRECATED - use `test-var-query` instead] Run all tests in the project. If `load?` is truthy, all project namespaces are loaded; otherwise, only tests in presently loaded namespaces are run. Results are cached for exception retrieval and to enable re-running of failed/erring tests."
              :optional wrap-print-optional-arguments
              :returns (merge fail-fast-doc timing-info-return-doc)}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-trace cider.nrepl.middleware.trace/handle-trace
  {:doc     "Toggle tracing of a given var."
   :handles {"toggle-trace-var"
             {:doc      "Toggle tracing of a given var."
              :requires {"sym" "The symbol to trace"
                         "ns"  "The current namespace"}
              :returns  {"var-status" "The result of tracing operation"
                         "var-name"   "The fully-qualified name of the traced/untraced var"}}
             "toggle-trace-ns"
             {:doc      "Toggle tracing of a given ns."
              :requires {"ns" "The namespace to trace"}
              :returns  {"ns-status" "The result of tracing operation"}}}})

(def ops-that-can-eval
  "Set of nREPL ops that can lead to code being evaluated."
  #{"eval" "load-file"
    "refresh" "refresh-all" "refresh-clear"
    "cider.clj-reload/reload" "cider.clj-reload/reload-all" "cider.clj-reload/reload-clear"
    "toggle-trace-var" "toggle-trace-ns" "undef" "undef-all"})

(def-wrapper wrap-tracker cider.nrepl.middleware.track-state/handle-tracker
  ops-that-can-eval
  (cljs/expects-piggieback
   {:doc "Under its normal operation mode, enhances the `eval` op by notifying the client of the current REPL state.
You can also request to compute the info directly by requesting the \"cider/get-state\" op."
    :requires #{#'session}
    :expects ops-that-can-eval
    :handles {"cider/get-state" {}}
    :returns {"repl-type" "`:clj` or `:cljs`."
              "changed-namespaces" "A map of namespaces to `{:aliases ,,, :interns ,,,}`"}}))

(def-wrapper wrap-undef cider.nrepl.middleware.undef/handle-undef
  {:doc "Middleware to undefine a symbol in a namespace."
   :handles
   {"undef" {:doc "Undefine a symbol"
             :requires {"sym" "The symbol to undefine"
                        "ns" "The namespace is which to resolve sym (falls back to *ns* if not specified)"}
             :returns {"status" "done"}}
    "undef-all" {:doc "Undefine all aliases and symbols in a namespace"
                 :requires {"ns" "The namespace to operate on"}
                 :returns {"status" "done"}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-version cider.nrepl.middleware.version/handle-version
  {:doc "Provides CIDER-nREPL version information."
   :describe-fn (fn [_] {:cider-version version/version}) ;; For the "describe" op. Merged into `:aux`.
   :handles
   {"cider-version"
    {:doc "Returns the version of the CIDER-nREPL middleware."
     :requires {}
     :returns {"cider-version" "CIDER-nREPL's version map."
               "status" "done"}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-xref cider.nrepl.middleware.xref/handle-xref
  {:doc "Middleware that provides find references functionality."
   :handles {"fn-refs"
             {:doc "Look up functions that reference a particular function."
              :requires {"sym" "The symbol to lookup"
                         "ns" "The current namespace"}
              :returns {"fn-refs" "A list of function references, with a `:name :doc :file :file-url :line :column` structure."
                        "status" "done"}}
             "fn-deps"
             {:doc "Look up the function dependencies of particular function."
              :requires {"sym" "The symbol to lookup"
                         "ns" "The current namespace"}
              :returns {"fn-deps" "A list of function deps, with a `:name :doc :file :file-url :line :column` structure."
                        "status" "done"}}}})

(def-wrapper wrap-clojuredocs cider.nrepl.middleware.clojuredocs/handle-clojuredocs
  {:doc "Middleware to find a documents from ClojureDocs."
   :handles {"clojuredocs-refresh-cache"
             {:doc "Reload exported documents file from ClojureDocs, and store it as a cache."
              :requires {}
              :optional {"export-edn-url" "EDN file URL exported from ClojureDocs. Defaults to \"https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clojuredocs-export-edn/raw/master/exports/export.compact.edn\"."}
              :returns {"status" "\"ok\" if reloading was successful"}}
             "clojuredocs-lookup"
             {:doc "Return a map of information in ClojureDocs."
              :requires {"ns" "The namespace where `sym` will be resolved."
                         "sym" "The symbol to lookup."}
              :returns {"clojuredocs" "A map of information in ClojureDocs."
                        "status" "\"no-doc\" if there is no document matching to `ns` and `symbol`."}}}})

;;; CIDER's nREPL Handler
;;
;; Here everything comes together. We define an nREPL handler
;; that includes all of CIDER's middleware. Note that
;; end users might opt to build custom handlers that don't
;; include every middleware available.

(def cider-middleware mw/cider-middleware) ;; for backwards compatibility

(def cider-nrepl-handler
  "CIDER's nREPL handler."
  (apply nrepl-server/default-handler (map resolve-or-fail mw/cider-middleware)))