If I send a string with #my.lib.Record{:id “1”} and cljs.reader/read-string it, how do I refer to my.lib.Record such that I don’t get a “could not find tag parser” error?

EDN doesn’t support records!

How do you register a tag handler? Where is this magic document I seem to need to read? ;)

Hm. register-tag-parser!.

That’s actually pretty amazing.

This fails for me when match is a regexp because "source" is from the prototype. Any ideas whats going wrong?

@deas might be related to this

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1138325

I got some good advice here to upgrade my cljs installation based on the above issue and it solved it

@clumsyjedi: Thanks, seems like its CLJS-1072 striking on modern browsers.

Does anyone remember how namespace dependency graph visualization tool is called?

Just found it, asterion

Hi all, we're very close to having core.matrix working in ClojureScript. Was wondering if anyone with a data science interest and ClojureScript expertise would be willing to give it a try?

https://github.com/mikera/core.matrix/tree/cljc

@mikera: hi, there's a project at work that may well need this...it's something I'm already using core.matrix for but it might need to work in the browser also

Cool - any testing / feedback you can give would be great! I'm not much of a ClojureScript expert myself, so any testing in the field would be much appreciated

@mikera: thanks will do

it is normal that CLJS code in .cljc files takes longer to compile?

especially on reload with figwheel?

I’m happy to introduce klipse a cljs complier and evaluator. http://app.gadjett.com/cljs_compiler/index-dev.html It’s a kind of repl that allows you: 1. to eval pieces of code 2. inspect the javascript generated by clojurescript

feedbacks are welcome

@viebel: looks nice, but what's the point of having both results of cljs and js evaluation? they'll be the same

also it's not clear how to start evaluating (I assumed C-RET but that was just a guess, I had no idea from the site)

thanks @bronsa for the ctrl-enter

cljs and js are not the same. Try (map inc ‘(1 2 3))

I see

@bronsa: any other feedback?

not really, looks good

cool

please share it with your friends

is there a way to dynamically create tests without macros? e.g. I have a vector of test data, and I want to deftest for each so that they can fail independently. I looked into deftests source and it requires an interned var, which I can’t generate without macros afaik. Is there a better way to address this case?

@jaredly: There is a #C08LK2DH7 channel

😄 always a signal/noise/readership tradeoff. I’ll try there too

@jaredly: in my boot patch I was just initializing the counters, then executing is statements (which update them) and then collecting results...I know not nice but it can be done without macros

hmmmm interesting

wait a sec

https://github.com/arichiardi/boot/commit/954ed0b8e2e01f08a7cc822ad32c252d0f71d1d7#diff-e43a6ef0e089c00510c7f2a919d3fa30R240

you need to create a ref

then increment the :test count -> https://github.com/arichiardi/boot/commit/954ed0b8e2e01f08a7cc822ad32c252d0f71d1d7#diff-e43a6ef0e089c00510c7f2a919d3fa30R233

there is a lot of boot stuff I know

then the report is in *report-counters* -> https://github.com/arichiardi/boot/commit/954ed0b8e2e01f08a7cc822ad32c252d0f71d1d7#diff-e43a6ef0e089c00510c7f2a919d3fa30R231

neat

"test" tasks can include anything, are, is, whateva

in there I am running tests in parallel too 😄

Is it possible to define a var with a computed name;?

Nevermind: found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2486752/in-clojure-how-to-define-a-variable-named-by-a-string

Bummer. Looks like intern isn't supported in ClojureScript. Is there any other way to achieve this?

ooh https://github.com/binaryage/dirac