clj-suitable 0.8.0: Closing the Gap with Compliment

You had me at js/. – Jerry Maguire, on ClojureScript interop completion No sufficiently useful system can be both complete and consistent. – Kurt Gödel, subtweeting every autocomplete ever clj-suitable 0.8.0 is out! If the name doesn’t ring a bell, that’s rather the point - clj-suitable is the small library that quietly powers ClojureScript code completion in CIDER, Calva, and pretty much anything else that talks to a cljs REPL over nREPL. Think of it as the ClojureScript counterpart to what compliment1 does for Clojure. For years it lagged well behind its Clojure sibling, and this release is my attempt to finally close that gap - to make cljs completion, if you’ll forgive me, a touch more suitable. This is also a direct follow-up to the Piggieback work I wrote about a couple of weeks ago. Once I had the cljs REPL plumbing back in decent shape, fixing up the completion story sitting on top of it was the obvious next move.2 The mission: catch up with compliment Clojure programmers have…