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how do I define the destinationName in my extern? at the moment end up with destinationName undefined when I run my code...
which implies that it got optimised away by the google clojure compile. but not sure how I do this in the extern file.
@thomas: I think you can just define the property in extern file like the methods, but instead of using function () {}
, define the value as empty string or something
I am trying to use bootstrap with cljsjs but I feel like there is some missing steps in the readme
Hey all, if I include a cljsjs package, do I still need to include the js lib with a <script> tag in my html? Or does cljsjs import the js package for me?
@futuro: ClojureScript compiler will include the source in Cljs output JS
@juhoteperi: Oh, that's really handy. Thank you
Hi @juhoteperi I mentioned nodejs and optimizations the other day, and I did some more digging and one part of the missing piece for package maintainers is being able to specify :module-type :commonjs
inside the foreign-libs
map. Basically this: http://mneise.github.io/posts/2015-07-08-week-6.html I'm not sure how that affects browsers but I thought you'd like to know.