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2018-05-15
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Good Moaning :male-police-officer:
morning early birds!
I might have to start using slack via emacs again so that I can do my emojis in yasnippet
morrrrrrning
@lady3janepl on irc my emoticon game is good, but I've got emacs all the time for help there
do you get notifs when you use emacs for irc/slack @otfrom ? can you control them ?
@otfrom haha I’ve done that before https://github.com/Bronsa/.emacs.d/blob/278862043a33bca0b317f58980130ba75f1d71cc/abbrevs.el#L3-L12
I've used amazonica for S3 a few times but not ECS sadly
We're using Amazonica quite heavily, but we're not doing anything with ECS. Mostly Dynamodb/S3 for us
One thing I have found is that the documentation for it is quite poor. And I couldn't get much from reading the code because it all seems to be Magic:tm: that auto-generates based on the AWS Java libs
this this this
It's more that I can't get our services which use Amazonica to pick the IAM credentials they normally do with EC2 instances, when using Fargate in place of EC2.
I've used this:
https://github.com/abutaha/aws-es-proxy
to sign requests to aws elasticsearch service locally, there might be a more generic
version available to sign and query various aws services
What that has meant, however, is that often we've looked at the Java documentation and just changed camel case function names into kebab case ones and args into keywords and it's Just Worked
I think that’s basically what Amazonica is doing iiuc.
Has anyone else had weirdness in ClojureScript apps using internal routing whereby the app tries to route to the last part of the URL (which is a path parameter and therefore dynamic) mid-way through rendering the correct "view"
From my browser console:
Rendering Order Perfomance - Index View - 0571c710-7ebf-533a-ae4c-ab5551e40e3e
0571c710-7ebf-533a-ae4c-ab5551e40e3e:1 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
The first line is the "debug" in the view, showing me that I've managed to route to the correct "place" but then the app is apparently attempting to navigate again to the "location" of the order-id on the end of the URL
It occurs to me that I can drop the URL params and put the order id into the state atom, but I want the URLs to "work" from a dead start for a logged-in user - hence needing the order-id in the URL
Bidi for the routes themselves and Accountant to handle the push states and client-side navigation from route to route
What a day 😫 Had to fetch our little human from school at 10am due to a tummy bug... It's been tiring for everyone involved. Finally got some Calpol to stay down and now he's sleeping properly. Fingers crossed, he's passed the wrist of it :hand_with_index_and_middle_fingers_crossed:
I have a fun utf squiggle to cheer you up: 유머 모음 (translation from reddit, therefore 100% accurate: person looks in mirror, then decides to watch TV)
@lady3janepl I couldn't resist seeing what Bing/Google think that Korean actually translates as: humor collection 🙂