Oh… being the king of typos, I should really try this one out!

This is great, and I’m not saying this just because I was one of the people who requested this. The not-so-great part is that this is one of those “why did I miss this obvious bug” things 😅

@U8SFC8HLP I don't even ask that question anymore! Just glad that clj-kondo, my ever-patient review buddy, helps me out. Thanks for requesting this feature.

The js namespace is only provided by ClojureScript. So you need to either use a *.cljs file or use a`*.cljc` file with a cljs reader conditional.

;; if cljc file

(js/console.log "foo")          ;; unresolved

#?(:cljs (js/console.log "foo"))  ;; => "foo"

If I understand you correctly I don't think the js namespace is my problem. I am in a cljs file and the following lints fine

(.log js/console "foo")

(js/console.log "foo")

(.log js/console "foo") and (js/console.log "foo") should both be fine. You'll probably need to provide more info for help.

(js/console.log "foo") is fine with clj-kondo, I do that all the time, but not when you're in a .clj or .cljc file

@U03NXD9TGBD If you can post a repro with your problem (a full complete .cljwhatever file) then I'll be able to take a look. This shouldn't happen in .cljs file

Sorry it took me a while to get back to you! I've been using clj-kondo only from vscode/vim so I wanted to make sure I installed the latest version and ran it directly. TLDR: I deleted .clj-kondo/.cache in my project and it seems to be working now? I don't get a warning for something like

(js/not.a.fn "foo)

(ns test)$ clj-kondo --lint src/test.cljs 
src/test.cljs:3:2: warning: Unresolved var: js/console.log
linting took 9ms, errors: 0, warnings: 1

(js/console.log "foo")

$ clj-kondo --lint src/test.cljs 
src/test.cljs:3:2: warning: Unresolved var: js/console.log
linting took 9ms, errors: 0, warnings: 1

I’m seeing this too, with or without cache

(ns main
  #?(:cljs (:require [cljs.nodejs :as node])))

(def ^:dynamic *env*
  #?(:clj (System/getenv)
     :cljs (if (= *target* "nodejs")
             (into {} (map #(vector % (aget node/process.env %)) (.keys js/Object node/process.env)))
             {})))

(defn env-var [name]
  (get *env* name))

(defn -main []
  (println (env-var "USER")))

clj-kondo --lint main.cljc
main.cljc:7:45: warning: Unresolved var: node/process.env

code compiles/runs fine though

@U03AU2X8TD5 This is a different issue. In a .cljc file clj-kondo also lints the file as if it's a clj file. And in clj you can't write node/process.env

ah wait, this is in a :cljs branch

indeed

Try (.-env node/process)

Btw, in Node you can also just write it like:

js/process.env

but this seems like a genuine bug, so issue welcome

> Try (.-env node/process) yes. that works.. I was just saying that I too have had problems with the construct reported above

cool, I’ll file one before bedtime then 🙂

Thanks for sharing, it's always nice to get feedback like this