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# nvim-jack-in
---
Jack in to CLJ & Leiningen REPLs from Neovim. Inspired by [vim-jack-in](https://github.com/clojure-vim/vim-jack-in)
## Installation
### Lazy
```lua
{'TreyBastian/nvim-jack-in', config = true}
```
#### Example with options
```lua
{
'TreyBastian/nvim-jack-in',
opts = {
location = 'vsplit',
force_powershell = true,
},
config = true,
}
```
### Options
#### `clj_dependencies`
Dependencies that should be injected into clj
##### Default
```lua
clj_dependencies = {
{ name = "nrepl/nrepl", version = "RELEASE" },
{ name = "cider/cider-nrepl", version = "RELEASE" },
}
```
#### `clj_middleware`
Middleware that should be injected into clj
##### Default
```lua
clj_middleware = {
"cider.nrepl/cider-middleware"
}
```
#### `lein_plugins`
Plugins that should be injected into leiningen
##### Default
```lua
lein_plugins = {
{ name = "cider/cider-nrepl", version = "RELEASE" },
}
```
#### `location`
Location where the REPL should open
##### Default
```lua
location = 'buffer'
```
##### Choices
`buffer` - opens REPL in a new buffer with focus
`background` - opens REPL in a new buffer but you stay focused on current buffer
`split` - opens REPL in new split
`vsplit` - opens REPL in new vertical split
`tab` - opens REPL in new tab
#### `force_powershell`
Force the usage of powershell. In windows setting `vim.o.shell = powershell` might sometimes not be optimal. Clj by default on windows is installed as a powershell module. This forces the plugin to use powershell.
##### Default
```lua
force_powershell = false
```
## Usage
This plugin automatically registers 2 commands `:Clj`and `:Lein` to start their respective REPLs
You can easily map these commands to a key.
```lua
vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>rc", "<CMD>:Clj<CR>")
vim.keymap.net("n", "<leader>rl", "<CMD>:Lein<CR>")
```
You can supply additional arguments to the command. For example to use [Kit-Clj](https://kit-clj.github.io) development mode you can do.
`:Clj -A:dev`
## Contributing
This project is open source, not just public source. If you wish to contribute start with an issue.
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