Julia command line utilities

Mostly for personal use. Wraps Pkg, LanguageServer.jl, TestEnv+ReTest, and maybe one day JuliaFormatter into a little box you can access through the cli (without waiting on precompilation)

Installation

1. git clone git@github.com:josephsdavid/juliacli.git
2. cd juliacli
3. ./INSTALL

As long as ~/.julia/bin/ is in your $PATH, everything should be good to go!

Notes

This is in active development for personal use, and i am totally new to julia. Use at your own risk (or make an issue and i will listen)

Demos

Pkg Wrapper

quick demo, generates a project, adds things to project

juliacli -h
juliacli pkg -h
juliacli formatter -h
juliacli server -h
juliacli pkg generate JuliacliDemo
cd JuliacliDemo
juliacli pkg status
juliacli pkg add JSON
juliacli pkg add DataStructures
juliacli pkg status

Precompiling

juliacli pc # compiles with "using" 
juliacli pc --use-pkg # compiles with pkg.precompile

Testing

juliacli test # runs pkg.test 
# in a retest enabled project, activates test env, loads test module, and retests the argument
juliacli test testset-name  

Easy LSP setup in Neovim

To set up the LSP to use the wrapped and compiled LanguageServer, try somehting like the below snippet. This lowers language server start time to a few seconds (from 20-30 seconds), because we dont waste forever precompiling everything

local nvim_lsp = require"lspconfig"
local servers = {
    julials = {
        cmd = {"juliacli", "server"},
        settings = {
            julia = {
                usePlotPane = false,
                symbolCacheDownload = false,
                runtimeCompletions = true,
                singleFileSupport = true,
                useRevise = true,
                lint = {
                    NumThreads = 11,
                    missingrefs = "all",
                    iter = true,
                    lazy = true,
                    modname = true,
                },
            },
        },

    },
}

for lsp, setup in pairs(servers) do
    setup.on_attach = on_attach
    setup.capabilities = make_capabilities()
    nvim_lsp[lsp].setup(setup)
end