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`Couldn't find project.clj` indicates that you didn't run your `lein rebl` command inside a Lein project. Did you try that?

Most likely not. Anyway what is a "react native runtime"? Where does it run (a phone, an emulator, sth else)? Where can I learn about its shadowcljs integration? The key...

Well that doesn't seem too bad, at least you're getting completions for cljs.core etc, right?

Taking a look at `suitable.compliment.sources.cljs`, it seems like there isn't a special handling of the "js" namespace. Perhaps in for most js runtimes, the cljs analyzer creates a `js` namespace...

I'd be happy to take over a PR that introduced the following: * setup RN for local development and/or CircleCI * (most importantly, CircleCI) * a green test for e.g....

As one last note, the https://github.com/clojure-emacs/clj-suitable/blob/8ec4258709d3a41f3cdd51c646674e0dba80219d/src/main/suitable/js_introspection.cljs cljs namespace is very much self-contained, see its `comment` form. You should be able to run it for the RN runtime and check if...

What appears to be wrong in your snippet is that it has _top-level_ side-effects: the side-effects are performed at compile-time. Even the clojurescript compiler itself would perform those printlns. So...

Ah thanks! That's interesting/alarming. Could you confirm that the same unfortunate effect also happens if wrapping the -> under a defn? --- (I do have an idea of what could...

Thanks. Aside from an interaction between suitable and compliment, it could be a simple bug in whatever code tries to distinguish between interop and non-interop code. I tried to follow...

Hi! Thanks for the response. Happy to see https://github.com/mjul/docjure/pull/81 merged. Currently I cannot offer OSS contributions due to IP concerns.