Add option to make squiggly-clojure use relative paths instead of absolute paths

[dkharlan]

I'm developing on a remote server using a port-forwarded nREPL connection. This use case doesn't work with squiggly-clojure because it sends absolute paths (which obviously don't exist on the server-side):

(--> 
  op  "eval"
  session  "879ee11d-af76-43a6-9eee-ff7dddb860f4"
  code  "(do (require 'squiggly-clojure.core) (squiggly-clojure.core/check-kb 'stuff.things \"/Users/dkharlan/src/stuff/src/stuff/things.clj\"))"
  id  "74"
)

(...snip...)

(<-- 
  id  "74"
  ns  "user"
  session  "879ee11d-af76-43a6-9eee-ff7dddb860f4"
  value  "\"[{\\\"msg\\\":\\\"Kibit:\\\\/Users\\\\/dkharlan\\\\/src\\\\/stuff\\\\/src\\\\/stuff\\\\/things.clj (No such file or directory)\\\",\\\"column\\\":1,\\\"level\\\":\\\"error\\\",\\\"line\\\":1}]\""
)

Would it be possible to add a config option to allow using relative paths in this situation (and / or would you accept a PR for this)?

[pnf]

This feature would actually have been useful to me last week! To be most flexible, I think we want to be able to specify the root directory on both sides, with defaults computed by climbing up to a directory named "src".
I'd certainly accept a PR if you want to have a go at it.

On Nov 3, 2016, at 10:30 AM, Dave Harlan notifications@github.com wrote
I'm developing on a remote server using a port-forwarded nREPL connection. This use case doesn't work with squiggly-clojure because it sends absolute paths (which obviously don't exist on the server-side):

(-->
op "eval"
session "879ee11d-af76-43a6-9eee-ff7dddb860f4"
code "(do (require 'squiggly-clojure.core) (squiggly-clojure.core/check-kb 'stuff.things "/Users/dkharlan/src/stuff/src/stuff/things.clj"))"
id "74"
)

(...snip...)

(<--
id "74"
ns "user"
session "879ee11d-af76-43a6-9eee-ff7dddb860f4"
value ""[{\"msg\":\"Kibit:\/Users\/dkharlan\/src\/stuff\/src\/stuff\/things.clj (No such file or directory)\",\"column\":1,\"level\":\"error\",\"line\":1}]""
)
Would it be possible to add a config option to allow using relative paths in this situation (and / or would you accept a PR for this)?

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[dkharlan]

Sure! It might take me a bit to find some time to work on this, but I'll submit when I can.

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