Added support for pausing and restarting Clojurescript REPL's. #28
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…the piggieback-rep-info nrepl op to get info about which REPL is active.
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I just noticed this, sorry! Really interesting idea. I'll take a closer look and hopefully merge soon. |
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I just released 0.2.0, which is effectively a rewrite to accommodate the upstream changes to ClojureScript's provided REPL machinery. This sort of dead-ends this PR, sorry. :-( On the bright side, implementing a 'pause' capability should be really easy with the new implementation… |
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The keyword :cljs/pause will pause the active Clojurescript REPL and the function unpause-cljs-repl will restart the Clojurescript REPL.
I also added a new nrepl op: piggieback-repl-info which gives information about which REPL is active. This operation could be used by an nrepl client such as Cider to determine which REPL is active and then eval the appropriate command to switch REPL's using a keyboard shortcut.