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does anyone have a sample of a boot config / compojure that lets me have clj ring server handlers serving up a cljs index file?
yeah, maybe! let me look 🙂 thanks
Hi all - been looking around and not really found a good answer to this question: is there a way to run middleware tasks I create from the boot repl? I guess the problem is in bootstrapping the filesets to pass into the tasks… is there something that I can compose my task with to do this?
@mattyulrich I'm not sure I fully understand your question... (boot (your-task))
is generally how I would run something from the repl, and it should create a fileset just like it would from the command line.
Wow… Thanks @bhagany; I totally missed that there is a boot
function to do that. I guess I should have found that in the doc somewhere - but that wasn’t clear to me. Works like a charm, thanks!
@mattyulrich @lmergen i elaborate a little in https://adzerk.com/blog/2017/02/faster-clojure-metadevelopment-with-boot/
related questions come up here frequently in #boot, thanks in advance for helping to spread the enlightenment 😄
This is a great article, @alandipert; exactly the kind of thing I was looking for earlier. Thanks!