Here’s a list of notable nREPL middleware you might encounter in the wild.
Make sure you’re using the latest versions of those middlewares, as all of them added support for nREPL 0.4+ fairly recently. |
cider-nrepl: A collection of nREPL middleware designed to enhance CIDER (and Clojure editors in general).
refactor-nrepl: A collection of functionality designed to support editor refactoring features.
sayid: A powerful tracing/debugging tool. It is a great alternative of CIDER-nREPL’s basic tracing functionality.
iced-nrepl: nREPL middleware to support vim-iced.
The following ClojureScript REPLs are leveraging piggieback internally to provide nREPL support.
shadow-cljs (it actually only stubs the piggieback API, leverages its own nREPL middleware internally for ClojureScript evaluation)
This section lists middlewares that were somewhat prominent in the past, but were replaced by alternatives down the road.
nrepl-middleware,
part of ritz that provides a
variety of nREPL middleware supporting various enhanced REPL
operations (including apropos, javadoc lookup, code completion, and
an alternative eval implementation). (superseded by cider-nrepl
)
Javert provides a basic
object inspector. (superseded by cider-nrepl
)
nrepl-profile: profiling middleware,
which was eventually integrated into cider-nrepl
.
This list doesn’t aim to be complete. You can find more 3rd-party middlewares listed here. |
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