The functionality of rewrite-cljs (and much more) has been incorporated into rewrite-clj v1.
All further work on the ClojureScript version of rewrite-clj will continue in the rewrite-clj project.
No further work is currently planned for this project.
This library is a ClojureScript port of rewrite-clj. It provides features to traverse and rewrite Clojure/ClojureScript/EDN documents in a whitespace and comment-aware manner replicating the behavior of its Clojure counterpart as closely as possible.
👋 Want to chat? Say hi on Clojurians Slack in #rewrite-clj.
Created by @rundis in 2015, rewrite-cljs was originally used for Clojure/ClojureScript refactoring support in Light Table. In January of 2019, @rundis graciously transferred rewrite-cljs to clj-commons.
rewrite-cljs includes:
- An EDN parser
- An EDN aware zipper (using clojure.zip for ClojureScript)
- A customized cljs.reader (based on clojurescript-in-clojurescript that mimics more of clojure.tools.reader
Here's a little teaser on the sort of things you can do with the zipper features.
(ns rewrite-clj.zip-test
(:require-macros [cemerick.cljs.test :refer (is deftest )])
(:require [cemerick.cljs.test :as t]
[rewrite-clj.zip :as z]
[rewrite-clj.node :as n]))
(deftest manipulate-sexpr
(let [sexpr "
^{:dynamic true} (+ 1 1
(+ 2 2)
(reduce + [1 3 4]))"
expected "
^{:dynamic true} (+ 1 1
(+ 2 2)
(reduce + [6 7 [1 2]]))"]
(is (= expected (-> sexpr
z/of-string
(z/find-tag-by-pos {:row 4 :col 19} :vector)
(z/replace [5 6 7])
(z/append-child [1 2])
z/down
z/remove
z/root-string)))))- rewrite-cljs has fallen quite far behind rewrite-clj - with some love from the community, we can bring it up to date.
- There is no support for parsing files (duh)
- cljs.extended.reader which is used for reading edn/clojure/clojurescript, has lot of limitations. Please don't be surprised when encountering errors during reading of perhaps legal but hopefully infrequently used language constructs.
- Some features in rewrite-clj are heavily based on macros, these features have been omitted for now
- Nice printing of nodes - Not implemented
- zip subedit support is not implemented (YET!)
- The reader captures positional metadata {:row :col :end-row :end-col} for all nodes. As long as you are only traversing the nodes you should be fine using the meta data and functions that depend on them (example zip/find-last-by-pos). However if you perform any form of rewriting the meta-data can't be trusted any longer. Not sure how to address that tbh. Pull requests are more than welcome!
Why a separate project? Why not incorporate ClojureScript support directly into rewrite-clj?
This might have not been terribly viable when this project was first created, but certainly is an option to consider today.
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