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2023-05-12
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Is there a way to specify where cherry-cljs/lib/cljs_core.js
is actually located or is sed -i
my best friend?
Use-case: I have a small app that doesn't use WebPack at all, so the JS files are actually all modules that are loaded in browser rather than glued together at the compile step.
You can see it in this HTML page: https://squint-cljs.github.io/cherry/ with view source. Hmm, I noticed that there is a bug though, which I'll fix :)
See import-map:
{
"imports": {
"cherry-cljs": "",
"cherry-cljs/cljs.core.js": ""
}
}
2
Oh great, that's just what I was after.