Merge pull request #22 from fasfsfgs/marketplace_md

Marketplace md

Author: avli

README.md

@@ -27,8 +27,7 @@ Linting
 # Before you start
 
 This extension relies on [Cider nREPL](https://github.com/clojure-emacs/cider-nrepl).
-This means you will need to add it to your ``profiles.clj``. Put the following content to your
- `~/.lein/profiles.clj`:
+This means you will need to add it to your ``profiles.clj``. Put the following content to your `~/.lein/profiles.clj`:
 
 ```clojure
 {:user {:plugins  [[cider/cider-nrepl "0.13.0"]]
@@ -38,68 +37,62 @@ This means you will need to add it to your ``profiles.clj``. Put the following c
 # Getting Started Walkthrough
 
 1. Create a Clojure project you wish to connect to. For this guide we will use Leinigen
-   ```bash
-      lein new hello-vscode
-   ```
-
-2. Start a REPL in your terminal, and note the port the REPL is lisening on
-
-```bash
-  $ cd hello-vscode
-  $ lein repl
-  nREPL server started on port 45247 on host 127.0.0.1 - nrepl://127.0.0.1:45247
-  REPL-y 0.3.7, nREPL 0.2.12
-  Clojure 1.8.0
-```
 
-   Note the port that your nREPL is lisening on, in this case **45247** because you may need it later.
+    ```bash
+    $ lein new hello-vscode
+    ```
 
+2. Start a REPL in your terminal, and note the port the REPL is listening on
 
-3. Now Let's Connect to the REPL.
+    ```bash
+    $ cd hello-vscode
+    $ lein repl
+    nREPL server started on port 45247 on host 127.0.0.1 - nrepl://127.0.0.1:45247
+    REPL-y 0.3.7, nREPL 0.2.12
+    Clojure 1.8.0
+    ```
 
-  * Open the project folder in VS Code.
+    Note the port that your nREPL is listening on, in this case **45247** because you may need it later.
 
-  * Open a clojure source file such as `src/hello_clojure/core.clj`
+3. Now Let's Connect to the REPL.
 
-    If you have a repl running, the connection should be made automatically and you should see a repl indicator the status bar that looks like `nrepl://localhost:45247`.
+    * Open the project folder in VS Code.
 
-    If you see the indicator, good news you're connected. Please move onto next step.
+    * Open a clojure source file such as `src/hello_clojure/core.clj`
 
-  * If you DO NOT see the connection indicator, or if you'd like to connect to a remote repl, we will need to create the connection manually.
+        If you have a repl running, the connection should be made automatically and you should see a repl indicator the status bar that looks like `nrepl://localhost:45247`.
 
-    Open the command pallet and select the command `Clojure: Connect to nREPL`
+        If you see the indicator, good news you're connected. Please move onto next step.
 
-    You should then be prompted for an nREPL port, enter the port noted in step #2, `45247`.
+    * If you DO NOT see the connection indicator, or if you'd like to connect to a remote repl, we will need to create the connection manually.
 
-    You should then be prompted for the host of the REPL. In this example we will enter `localhost`.
+        Open the command pallet and select the command `Clojure: Connect to nREPL`
 
-    You should then get a message showing successful connection to the nREPL!
+        You should then be prompted for an nREPL port, enter the port noted in step #2, `45247`.
 
+        You should then be prompted for the host of the REPL. In this example we will enter `localhost`.
 
+        You should then get a message showing successful connection to the nREPL!
 
 4. Eval a file. The repl needs to have it's namespace initialized and set so it can know about and show things like your docstrings.
 
-  * Open a Clojure source file
-
-  * Open the command pallet, and select the command `Clojure: Eval`.
+    * Open a Clojure source file
 
-    This should evaluate the entire file, and a file successfully compiled notification should be shown.
+    * Open the command pallet, and select the command `Clojure: Eval`.
 
+        This should evaluate the entire file, and a file successfully compiled notification should be shown.
 
 5. Eval a selected expression
 
-  * Show the output window by using the View / Output from menu bar if it's not already visible.
-
-  * Select a block of code you wish to evaluate.
-
-  * Open the command pallet, and select the command `Clojure: Eval and show the result`.
-
-  * Results from the REPL should be printed to the output window named `Evaluation Results`
+    * Show the output window by using the View / Output from menu bar if it's not already visible.
 
+    * Select a block of code you wish to evaluate.
 
+    * Open the command pallet, and select the command `Clojure: Eval and show the result`.
 
-7. All done, you're ready to code some Clojure :)
+    * Results from the REPL should be printed to the output window named `Evaluation Results`
 
+6. All done, you're ready to code some Clojure :)
 
 # Troubleshooting