How can I use a remote nrepl in .nrepl-port?

[agriffis]

Hi! I can connect to my remote nrepl with :ConjureConnect nrepl://192.168.9.9:7888

but I can't find any formula for this that works in .nrepl-port. All of the following fail:

• 192.168.9.9:7888
• nrepl:192.168.9.9:7888
• nrepl://192.168.9.9:7888

Is there a way to tell Conjure about this remote nrepl without needing to explicitly call :ConjureConnect every time I start neovim?

[Olical]

Conjure only supports a port in the port file, not a full address. I was under the impression this is how CIDER works in emacs too, if not then I can probably add support for it. I don't THINK the port file is supposed to contain anything other than a port, happy to be proved wrong. Until then maybe a custom Neovim command local to the repo would work well. I'm fairly sure Conjure supports overriding the default host too? Could be imagining that but if so, setting that would allow the port file to take you to the remote host on startup.

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[agriffis]

Okay, thanks. I created a second file .nrepl-host and the following configuration in lazyvim

  {
    'Olical/conjure',
    lazy = true,
    ft = { 'clojure' },
    config = function(_, opts)
      local _, content = pcall(vim.fn.readfile, '.nrepl-host', '', 1)
      if content then
        vim.g['conjure#client#clojure#nrepl#connection#default_host'] = content[1]
      end
      require('conjure.main').main()
      require('conjure.mapping')['on-filetype']()
    end,
  }

I'm also using https://github.com/airblade/vim-rooter so my CWD is always the root of the project, so I don't have to do anything special to find .nrepl-host

This will work fine.

[Olical]

Ohh this is really cool! Nice work! Could potentially be a cool core addition too. I think it's the right call to keep .nrepl-port only containing a port, so this is the next best thing.