clojure-lsp.api
Entrypoint for main clojure-lsp features
Entrypoint for main clojure-lsp features
analyze-project-and-deps!clj
(analyze-project-and-deps! {:keys [project-root settings] :as options})Analyze whole project and all external dependencies caching analysis for future API calls. Useful for REPL usage for example.
This will analyze the whole project and external dependencies with clj-kondo caching its analysis for next other API calls. All features need analysis and will call this internally if the project was not analyzed before.
Options All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
:project-root a java.io.File representing the project root.
settings map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
Example
(clojure-lsp.api/analyze-project-and-deps! {:project-root (io/file ".")
:settings {:classpath-config-paths ["other-company/other-project"]}})
Analyze whole project and all external dependencies
caching analysis for future API calls. Useful for REPL
usage for example.
This will analyze the whole project and external dependencies with
clj-kondo caching its analysis for next other API calls.
All features need analysis and will call this internally if the project
was not analyzed before.
**Options**
All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
`:project-root` a java.io.File representing the project root.
`settings` map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
**Example**
```clojure
(clojure-lsp.api/analyze-project-and-deps! {:project-root (io/file ".")
:settings {:classpath-config-paths ["other-company/other-project"]}})
```analyze-project-only!clj
(analyze-project-only! {:keys [project-root settings] :as options})Analyze whole project only caching analysis for future API calls. Useful for REPL usage for example.
This will analyze the whole project and external dependencies with clj-kondo caching its analysis for next other API calls. All features need analysis and will call this internally if the project was not analyzed before.
Options All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
:project-root a java.io.File representing the project root.
settings map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
Example
(clojure-lsp.api/analyze-project-only! {:project-root (io/file ".")
:settings {:classpath-config-paths ["other-company/other-project"]}})
Analyze whole project only caching analysis for future API calls. Useful for REPL
usage for example.
This will analyze the whole project and external dependencies with
clj-kondo caching its analysis for next other API calls.
All features need analysis and will call this internally if the project
was not analyzed before.
**Options**
All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
`:project-root` a java.io.File representing the project root.
`settings` map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
**Example**
```clojure
(clojure-lsp.api/analyze-project-only! {:project-root (io/file ".")
:settings {:classpath-config-paths ["other-company/other-project"]}})
```clean-ns!clj
(clean-ns! {:keys [project-root settings namespace filenames ns-exclude-regex]
:as options})Organize ns form, removing unused requires/refers/imports and sorting
alphabetically by default.
Options All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
:project-root a java.io.File representing the project root.
:namespace a coll of symbols representing the namespaces which should be cleaned,
if empty all project namespaces will be considered.
:filenames a coll of files representing the files which should be cleaned.
:ns-exclude-regex a string regex representing the namespaces that should be excluded during this call.
dry? a boolean, when enabled make no side-effects (no changes to files), only report.
settings map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
Example
(clojure-lsp.api/clean-ns! {:namespace '[my-project.foo my-project.bar]})
Organize `ns` form, removing unused requires/refers/imports and sorting
alphabetically by default.
**Options**
All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
`:project-root` a java.io.File representing the project root.
`:namespace` a coll of symbols representing the namespaces which should be cleaned,
if empty all project namespaces will be considered.
`:filenames` a coll of files representing the files which should be cleaned.
`:ns-exclude-regex` a string regex representing the namespaces that should be excluded during this call.
`dry?` a boolean, when enabled make no side-effects (no changes to files), only report.
`settings` map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
**Example**
```clojure
(clojure-lsp.api/clean-ns! {:namespace '[my-project.foo my-project.bar]})
```diagnosticsclj
(diagnostics {:keys [project-root namespace filenames settings] :as options})Find all project diagnostics (warnings, errors and infos). Returns all clj-kondo lint plus custom linters configured by clojure-lsp like clojure-lsp/unused-public-var for example.
Options All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
:project-root a java.io.File representing the project root.
:namespace a coll of symbols representing the namespaces which should be checked for diagnostics,
if empty all project namespaces will be considered.
:filenames a coll of files representing the files which should be checked for diagnostics.
:ns-exclude-regex a string regex representing the namespaces that should be excluded during this call.
:output a map with options on how the result should be printed, available values are:
:canonical-paths a boolean if the path should be absolute or not, defaults to false.
settings map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.github.io/clojure-lsp/settings/
Example
(clojure-lsp.api/diagnostics {:namespace '[my-project.foo my-project.bar]
:output {:canonical-paths true}})
Find all project diagnostics (warnings, errors and infos).
Returns all clj-kondo lint plus custom linters configured by clojure-lsp like
clojure-lsp/unused-public-var for example.
**Options**
All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
`:project-root` a java.io.File representing the project root.
`:namespace` a coll of symbols representing the namespaces which should be checked for diagnostics,
if empty all project namespaces will be considered.
`:filenames` a coll of files representing the files which should be checked for diagnostics.
`:ns-exclude-regex` a string regex representing the namespaces that should be excluded during this call.
`:output` a map with options on how the result should be printed, available values are:
`:canonical-paths` a boolean if the path should be absolute or not, defaults to false.
`settings` map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.github.io/clojure-lsp/settings/
**Example**
```clojure
(clojure-lsp.api/diagnostics {:namespace '[my-project.foo my-project.bar]
:output {:canonical-paths true}})
```format!clj
(format! {:keys [project-root settings namespace filenames ns-exclude-regex]
:as options})Format one or more namespaces using cljfmt internally.
Options All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
:project-root a java.io.File representing the project root.
:namespace a coll of symbols representing the namespaces which should be formatted,
if empty all project namespaces will be considered.
:filenames a coll of files representing the files which should be formatted.
dry? a boolean, when enabled make no side-effects (no changes to files), only report.
:ns-exclude-regex a string regex representing the namespaces that should be excluded during this call.
settings map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
Example
(clojure-lsp.api/format! {:namespace '[my-project.foo my-project.bar]})
Format one or more namespaces using cljfmt internally.
**Options**
All options below are optional, using its default if not provided.
`:project-root` a java.io.File representing the project root.
`:namespace` a coll of symbols representing the namespaces which should be formatted,
if empty all project namespaces will be considered.
`:filenames` a coll of files representing the files which should be formatted.
`dry?` a boolean, when enabled make no side-effects (no changes to files), only report.
`:ns-exclude-regex` a string regex representing the namespaces that should be excluded during this call.
`settings` map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
**Example**
```clojure
(clojure-lsp.api/format! {:namespace '[my-project.foo my-project.bar]})
```rename!clj
(rename! {:keys [project-root settings from to] :as options})Rename a symbol and its definitions across the project. The symbol can be a full qualified symbol or a namespace only.
Options
All options besides :from and :to below are optional, using its default if not provided.
:project-root a java.io.File representing the project root.
:from the full qualified symbol origin name that should be renamed. e.g. my-project.foo/my-var or my-project.foo for namespaces
:to the full qualified symbol that will replace the original symbol. e.g. my-project.bar/my-var-2 or my-project.bar for namespaces
dry? a boolean, when enabled make no side-effects (no changes to files), only report.
settings map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
Example
(clojure-lsp.api/rename! {:from 'my-project.some/foo
:to 'my-project.some/bar})
Rename a symbol and its definitions across the project.
The symbol can be a full qualified symbol or a namespace only.
**Options**
All options besides `:from` and `:to` below are optional, using its default if not provided.
`:project-root` a java.io.File representing the project root.
`:from` the full qualified symbol origin name that should be renamed. e.g. my-project.foo/my-var or my-project.foo for namespaces
`:to` the full qualified symbol that will replace the original symbol. e.g. my-project.bar/my-var-2 or my-project.bar for namespaces
`dry?` a boolean, when enabled make no side-effects (no changes to files), only report.
`settings` map of settings following https://clojure-lsp.io/settings/
**Example**
```clojure
(clojure-lsp.api/rename! {:from 'my-project.some/foo
:to 'my-project.some/bar})
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