When programming with ClojureScript, one has to lunch "lein cljsbuild auto" to automatically compiles its ClojureScript sources. It is convenient but a problem remains: the output of the compilation process must be manually read to see if any errors or warnings occur.
To solve this problem I programmed a simple minor mode for Emacs. If you start the cljsbuild command in a terminal buffer, it will watch the ouput and popup the window if an error or a warning occurs. It can also automatically hide the process when the compilation succeed, so that you are able to concentrate on what matters, the code.
It's available on Marmalade or Github.
Feedback and patches are welcomed!
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