Add proper codeblocks to docstrings

src/reagent/core.cljs

@@ -23,12 +23,16 @@
   that any Reagent hiccup forms must be processed with as-element. For example
   like this:
 
+  ```cljs
   (r/create-element \"div\" #js{:className \"foo\"}
     \"Hi \" (r/as-element [:strong \"world!\"])
+  ```
 
   which is equivalent to
 
-    [:div.foo \"Hi\" [:strong \"world!\"]]"
+  ```cljs
+  [:div.foo \"Hi\" [:strong \"world!\"]]
+  ```"
   ([type]
    (create-element type nil))
   ([type props]
@@ -103,6 +107,7 @@
   "Create a component, React style. Should be called with a map,
   looking like this:
 
+  ```cljs
   {:get-initial-state (fn [this])
    :component-will-receive-props (fn [this new-argv])
    :should-component-update (fn [this old-argv new-argv])
@@ -112,6 +117,7 @@
    :component-did-update (fn [this old-argv])
    :component-will-unmount (fn [this])
    :reagent-render (fn [args....])}   ;; or :render (fn [this])
+  ```
 
   Everything is optional, except either :reagent-render or :render."
   [spec]
@@ -119,7 +125,7 @@
 
 
 (defn current-component
-  "Returns the current React component (a.k.a this) in a component
+  "Returns the current React component (a.k.a `this`) in a component
   function."
   []
   comp/*current-component*)
@@ -132,14 +138,14 @@
 
 (defn state
   "Returns the state of a component, as set with replace-state or set-state.
-  Equivalent to (deref (r/state-atom this))"
+  Equivalent to `(deref (r/state-atom this))`"
   [this]
   (assert-component this)
   (deref (state-atom this)))
 
 (defn replace-state
   "Set state of a component.
-  Equivalent to (reset! (state-atom this) new-state)"
+  Equivalent to `(reset! (state-atom this) new-state)`"
   [this new-state]
   (assert-component this)
   (assert-new-state new-state)
@@ -147,7 +153,7 @@
 
 (defn set-state
   "Merge component state with new-state.
-  Equivalent to (swap! (state-atom this) merge new-state)"
+  Equivalent to `(swap! (state-atom this) merge new-state)`"
   [this new-state]
   (assert-component this)
   (assert-new-state new-state)
@@ -219,8 +225,8 @@
   Reagent atoms (or track, etc), the value will be updated whenever
   the atom changes.
 
-  In other words, @(track foo bar) will produce the same result
+  In other words, `@(track foo bar)` will produce the same result
-  as (foo bar), but foo will only be called again when the atoms it
+  as `(foo bar)`, but foo will only be called again when the atoms it
   depends on changes, and will only trigger updates of components when
   its result changes.
 
@@ -254,8 +260,10 @@
 
   Use for example like this:
 
+  ```cljs
   (wrap (:foo @state)
         swap! state assoc :foo)
+  ```
 
   Probably useful only for passing to child components."
   [value reset-fn & args]
@@ -270,18 +278,23 @@
 
   Behaves like a Reagent atom but focuses updates and derefs to
   the specified path within the wrapped Reagent atom. e.g.,
+
+  ```cljs
   (let [c (cursor ra [:nested :content])]
     ... @c ;; equivalent to (get-in @ra [:nested :content])
     ... (reset! c 42) ;; equivalent to (swap! ra assoc-in [:nested :content] 42)
     ... (swap! c inc) ;; equivalence to (swap! ra update-in [:nested :content] inc)
     )
+  ```
 
   The first parameter can also be a function, that should look
   something like this:
 
+  ```cljs
   (defn set-get
     ([k] (get-in @state k))
     ([k v] (swap! state assoc-in k v)))
+  ```
 
   The function will be called with one argument – the path passed to
   cursor – when the cursor is deref'ed, and two arguments (path and
@@ -289,7 +302,7 @@
 
   Given that set-get function, (and that state is a Reagent atom, or
   another cursor) these cursors are equivalent:
-  (cursor state [:foo]) and (cursor set-get [:foo]).
+  `(cursor state [:foo])` and `(cursor set-get [:foo])`.
 
   Note that a cursor is lazy: its value will not change until it is
   used. This may be noticed with add-watch."
@@ -300,7 +313,7 @@
 ;; Utilities
 
 (defn rswap!
-  "Swaps the value of a to be (apply f current-value-of-atom args).
+  "Swaps the value of a to be `(apply f current-value-of-atom args)`.
 
   rswap! works like swap!, except that recursive calls to rswap! on
   the same atom are allowed – and it always returns nil."