eval a string of clojure code using cider-read-and-eval from emacs lisp

[drorbemet]

Would it make sence to extend cider-read-and-eval to accept a string of clojure code to eval in the cider-repl buffer belonging to the file of current buffer?
I would like to eval clojure code from command line after starting an emacs client with a clojure project and a cider-repl. For that I would like to eval clojure code using emacs lisp avoiding a clojure source file.

[bbatsov]

Can't you simply use cider-nrepl-request:eval?

[drorbemet]

I got errors trying to apply cider-nrepl-request:eval the first time around.
Then I got doubts if that's the right function.
Thanks for the hint.
Now figured it out with the help of some source on github.

[NightMachinery]

@bbatsov @drorbemet Can you provide an example? I like to eval some Clojure code via hotkeys (for live coding purposes.).
Update: Nevermind, I found how: (cider-nrepl-sync-request:eval "(clojure-code)").