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CIDER
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Clojure-LSP (https://github.com/snoe/clojure-lsp)
LSP server using statical analysis
- Orchard
http://metaredux.com/posts/2018/11/09/ciders-orchard-the-heart.html
- REPL-Tooling (https://github.com/mauricioszabo/repl-tooling)
A ClojureScript library that allows editors to connect to socket REPLs, "upgrade" then with UNREPL to work with Clojure or connect to Lumo/Shadow-CLJS.
The idea of the project is that other plug-ins (Clematis and Chlorine) to be just "clients" of this library. They would connect to a host/port, and this library will detect the capabilities of the REPL (is it a Clojure? ClojureScript? ClojureCLR? Lumo?) and return allowed commands. Also, when connecting, the client would register some callbacks that would allow most of evaluate, goto definition, and autocomplete code to run without any editor-specific command. Examples of these callbacks can be editor-data (gets current editor's contents, the cursor range, and file name), open-file-at-position (open a file at specific row/col, possibily a "virtual" file, readonly, with only some contents), on-start-eval, on-eval, on-stdout, and so on).
Socket REPL client for Clojure, Shadow-CLJS and Lumo. Supports an integrated REPL, inline eval, autocomplete, goto definition, and refresh namespaces. Written in ClojureScript.
- Proto-REPL (https://github.com/jasongilman/proto-repl)
nREPL client for Clojure, supports an integrated REPL, inline eval, test runner, autocomplete, goto definition, and refresh namespaces. Written in CoffeeScript, with some ClojureScript parts.
- Clematis (https://github.com/mauricioszabo/clematis)
Almost nothing works, just a client to REPL-Tooling to "test the waters". Written in ClojureScript.
- Fireplace (https://github.com/tpope/vim-fireplace)
nREPL client for Clojure. Supports an integrated REPL, linting, inline eval, test runner.