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I am working through the simple porting issues first. @micha can I get back to you on this?
When I was looking at this before I thought maybe the boot.sh and boot.exe of boot-bin could be replaced with a single PowerShell script boot.ps1.
Hey guys, im working on a nodejs server task https://github.com/degree9/boot-nodejs it's not working yet but maybe someone else can take a look, node is spawning but doesn't seem to do anything.
It's built after boot-jetty
wait never mind! I am crazy it does work!
@flyboarder I just had a look at it and indeed it seems fine :)
blog post can continue 😛
I guess it is immensely faster than boot-http
?
Still wonder because you are still inside the jvm ;)
I don't know, it's running but not loading my app yet 😛
it's for a cljs app
Oh ok, so the objective is to reload cljs files? I might need that soon and therefore help you on it
yeah the idea is to be able to reload the cljs server
it's funny the electron version I wrote works better
I also thought figwheel could do it, maybe there is some interesting code over there?
possibly, but I think for node it needs to restart the process
Oh oh interesting
is there a way to add directories to the classpath of a pod in make-pod
? my pods seem to get the :source-paths
and :resource-paths
of the parent env but changing :source-paths
or :resource-paths
in the env given to make-pod
doesn't seem to do anything
@mccraigmccraig: change the env when passing to make-pod
@flyboarder you mean change the parent env directly with set-env!
rather than update
ing the env value given to make-pod
?
No no change it when passing the map to make-pod or try setting the env within the pod
hmm. i was already trying that - it didn't seem to work
(by 'that' i mean updating the map to make-pod)
@mccraigmccraig you want to add to :directories
rather than :source-paths
or :resource-paths
, because pods don't really have a concept of source vs resource etc
that makes sense @micha, thanks!