clojure-complete
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Standalone Clojure completion library adapted from swank-clojure.
[compliment](https://github.com/alexander-yakushev/compliment) provides more features than `clojure-complete` and is actively maintained. As this project seems dormant I guess it makes sense to formally deprecated it in favour of `compliment`.
This commit adds a .travis.yml, which @tirkarthi tested on his fork successfully [here](https://travis-ci.org/tirkarthi/clojure-complete/builds/329454061):
Having a deps.edn provided allows me to pull this artifact from git directly using the new official clj launcher. This uses the git machinery that tools.deps.alpha exposes. The file helps...
Almost 2000 other projects are referencing clojure-complete. This is one of the top 10 most referenced clojure projects :+1: Keep up the good work.
A feature I'd like to have in Counterclockwise is "Textmate-completion" style. e.g. asking completion for "sbc" would match "set-bundle-classloader!" var.
Hello there, Completions such as `clojure.core$unchecked_remainder_int` or the more extreme `ring.adapter.jetty/ring.adapter.jetty.proxy$org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.AbstractHandler$0` can be pretty noisy both in terms of number and length, especially when leveraging popup-based completions such as ac-nrepl....
@trptcolin what do you think of moving this repo to the flatland organization since I'm not really the primary contributor anymore?
I have modified the code to auto-complete a partial classname, without needing the package name (makes it very easy to find/enter class when you forget the package name or even...
Consider the following command: ``` clojure => (pprint (completions "clojure.core")) nil ("clojure.core" "clojure.core.ArrayChunk" "clojure.core.ArrayManager" "clojure.core.IVecImpl" "clojure.core.Vec" "clojure.core.VecNode" "clojure.core.VecSeq" "clojure.core.protocols" "clojure.core.protocols.InternalReduce") ``` first is a namespace, then some classes, then a...
To serve the purpose of several kinds of "displays" (console, editors, etc.), it would be interesting to not drop "too early" information on the results. E.G. once a var, a...