F# support

[soweli-p]

Hi! Firstly I wanted to thank you for making this plugin. Your article about conversational driven development inspired me to learn more about REPLs, so I went into rabbit hole learning clojure, converting my lua scripts to fennel and even trying out common lisp. However, my favorite language is still f# and after being spoiled by conjure in lisps, I wanted to have same experience in f#. So, I've created fsix - a repl with hot reloading and nREPL-like capabilities via json-rpc.

So, would it possible to add it's support to conjure? It communicates via json-rpc over tcp, so I hope adding that won't differ much from clojure-nrepl.

I am willing to write implementation for that, but as I am not experienced in writing nvim plugins and don't know inners of conjure, I'd need some help/advices.

[russtoku]

Given:

communicates via json-rpc over tcp

there needs to be the corresponding client-side code to communicate with the fsix json-rpc protocol.

To connect to the fsix server, you can look at fnl/conjure/remote/socket.fnl or fnl/conjure/client/clojure/nrepl/server.fnl for examples of how to do that.

To send messages to the fsix server, to receive messages from the fsix server, and to process the received messages, you can look the Guile client (fnl/conjure/client/guile/) or the Clojure client (fnl/conjure/client/clojure/nrepl/) for examples.

To send the F# equivalent of Lisp forms to the fsix server, you'll want to use a Tree-sitter grammar for F# and look at https://github.com/Olical/conjure/wiki/Client-features#form-node. The Python client's form-node? function infnl/conjure/client/python/stdio.fnl is an example of getting the equivalent of a Lisp form.

Be sure to look at https://github.com/Olical/conjure/wiki/Client-features https://github.com/Olical/conjure/wiki/Frequently-asked-questions#can-i-add-another-language-client.

I'm sure @Olical can assist you with further details.

[soweli-p]

Thanks! I will try to write something up when I'll have free time