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How do I get the nREPL port for a running REPL?

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clojure

nrepl

I want to connect to a running REPL on my local machine outside of Visual Studio Code. The terminal output is cleared or truncated depending on the terminal.

Is it possible for me to find the port number that the REPL is running on via a shell command or a Clojure function?

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Clarice Bouwer Avatar asked Oct 18 '25 19:10

Clarice Bouwer


1 Answers

Grep the processes for the name of the project that is running on the JVM. This will give a process ID. Eg. 71141

ps aux | grep name-of-the-project

Grep the network-related information such as open connections, open socket ports with the process ID from above.

netstat -vanp tcp | grep 71141

Find the loopback IP with the associate port. Eg. 63361

127.0.0.1.63361

Use that port in Visual Studio Code.


To find the port from the Clojure REPL: (slurp ".nrepl-port")

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Clarice Bouwer Avatar answered Oct 20 '25 19:10

Clarice Bouwer