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So; I'm back at it, trying to make cljdoc build https://github.com/dnv-opensource/reagent-flow
The reason it has been failing is that it's not seeing a javascript dependency, which makes sense, because npm install
is never run.
But if I try to use something like frontend-maven-plugin
, I get back from Clojars that the pom-file is invalid.
Is there currently any way of publishing a Clojurescript library that wraps a Javascript library that will work with cljdoc?
Hi @U0B1SDL67! Not having done much ClojureScript, I'm not sure how library authors specify npm deps. Once we understand, a brief mention (and/or link) in the cljdoc library author guide might be helpful.
Looks like lein-cljsbuild maybe has a better story for creating jar's with javascript than uberdeps which I've used on this project.
A good chat about cljdoc love and current pain points from clj-commons https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/CE1A21MPF/p1679521769569759