conjure-school

to evaluate the whole buffer use <localleader>eb

to evaluate the inner form use <localleader>ee

to open the log buffer horizontally (<localleader>ls), 
  vertically (<localleader>lv) or 
  in a tab (<localleader>lt)

All visible log windows (including the HUD) can be closed with <localleader>lq

to evaluate the outermost form under our cursor use <localleader>er 

The result of every evaluation is stored in a Neovim register as well as the log.                                                                                                      
  1 ;; Try pressing "cp to paste the contents of the register into your buffer.
  2 ;; We can also evaluate a form and replace it with the result of the evaluation with <localleader>e!

 to evaluate a form and replace it with the result of the evaluation with <localleader>e!
 
 to evaluate a form at a mark:
  1 ;; place your cursor on the next lesson form below and use mf to set the f mark at that location.
  2 ;; Now move your cursor elsewhere in the buffer and use <localleader>emf to evaluate it.
  3 ;; If you use a capital letter like mF you can even open a different file and evaluate that marked form without changing buffers!
  
  ;; This is extremely useful when you want to evaluate a specific form repeatedly as you change code elsewhere in the file or project.
  
  
  to inspect the contents of the variable place your cursor on it and pressing <localleader>ew
  
   You can evaluate visual selections with <localleader>E -- use CAPS key for capital E
    
    
;; Visual evaluation is great for specific sections of a form.
;; to evaluate a given motion use <localleader>E
;; Try <localleader>Eiw to evaluate the word.        

;; to evaluate the lesson form use <localleader>Ea( 

   To learn more about configuring Conjure check out :help conjure
;; You can learn about specific languages with :help conjure-client- and then tab completion.
;; For example, conjure-client-fennel-aniseed or conjure-client-clojure-nrepl