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Fix indentation for symbols in reader conditionals #348

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@camsaul camsaul commented Aug 20, 2024

Things like

(#?(:clj potemkin.core/defprotocol+ :cljs defprotocol) MyProtocol
  ...)

were not indenting correctly despite having indentation specs defined for both potemkin.core/defprotocol+ and defprotocol.

This PR reworks form-symbol a little bit to return the first symbol it finds when it encounters #? forms -- in this case, potemkin.core/defprotocol+ (meaning the form above will be formatted using that spec). Does not currently work with #?@ reader conditionals, but I wasn't sure how that should realistically work anyway.

camsaul added a commit to metabase/metabase that referenced this pull request Aug 21, 2024
camsaul added a commit to metabase/metabase that referenced this pull request Aug 21, 2024
* Cljfmt config part 2

* Part 3 WIP

* Part 3 WIP

* Part 3 WIP

* Part 3 WIP

* Part 3 WIP

* Use fork with weavejester/cljfmt#348 and weavejester/cljfmt#350

* Backport updated config and linter fork from part 3

* Update formatting

* Reformat

* Fix bad indentation from #47064
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Thanks for the PR! I have some comments/changes after a review.

Comment on lines 252 to 258
"Given a zipper pointing to a reader conditional form like

#?(:clj potemkin.core/defprotocol+ :cljs defprotocol)

Return the first symbol inside it e.g.

potemkin.core/defprotocol+"
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Can you remove this docstring? Since this is a private function, we don't need to give it public documentation. Instead, perhaps improve the function name. Something like: first-symbol-in-reader-conditional.

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done

Comment on lines 261 to 264
;; find the first keyword e.g. `:clj`
(when-let [key-loc (z/find (-> zloc z/down z/right z/down)
z/right
#(n/keyword-node? (z/node %)))]
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Maybe instead of the comment, we use a more descriptive function:

(when-key [key-zloc (-> zloc z/down z/right z/down find-next-keyword)]

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done

Comment on lines 265 to 266
;; now move to the next non-whitespace/non-comment/non-metadata node after
;; the keyword node e.g. `potemkin.core/defprotocol+`.
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I don't think we need this comment, the code seems clear enough, and if it isn't, we should split it out into more functions. Ideally comments should explain "why" rather than "what".

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done

@camsaul camsaul force-pushed the fix-reader-conditional-symbols branch from ce787be to 606380b Compare August 22, 2024 17:16
@camsaul camsaul requested a review from weavejester August 22, 2024 17:16
@weavejester weavejester merged commit d750bc1 into weavejester:master Aug 25, 2024
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@camsaul camsaul deleted the fix-reader-conditional-symbols branch August 28, 2024 20:05
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