work in progress to create an nREPL server for ruby. because if ruby is basically a lisp already anyway, it should have a much better repl.
consider this version 0.0.1 - this is purely for my own edification about all the topics related to nREPL support.
rake nrepl in the gem directory for now. the process creates an nrepl.port file with the port number. it defaults to the tty transport mode which provides a familiar looking REPL interface, but you can specify an alternative mode with rake nrepl[edn].
➜ nrepl git:(master) ✗ rake nrepl
nREPL server started on port 56204 on host 0.0.0.0 - nrepl://0.0.0.0:56204
running nc localhost $(cat nrepl.port) elsewher will connect and show the connection info.
➜ nrepl git:(master) ✗ nc localhost $(cat nrepl.port)
nREPL server started on port 56204 on host 0.0.0.0 - nrepl://0.0.0.0:56204
Ruby 3.0.2
(main)=> (1..4).each { |v| puts v }
1
2
3
4
1..4
(main)=>
ctrl-c to quit. disconnect should shut down the nrepl server as well.
Supported Transport protocols:
- Bencode
- EDN
- TTY
Supported nREPL ops:
- add-middleware
- clone
- close
- completions
- describe
- eval (very very very basic)
- interrupt
- load-file
- lookup
- ls-middleware
- ls-sessions
- sideloader-provide
- sideloader-start
- stdin
- swap-middleware