hello all ... first post here so please forgive me if I mess it up. a question about cljs and namespaces

I used the lein template for reagent, so I have under my main directory the "src" directory. Under there I have 3 subdirectories: clj, cljc, and cljs. In src/cljs/charts/charts.cljs, I want to require a function found in src/clj/db/db.clj ... how do I require this?

FWIW, in the project file I have under :cljsbuid a :min and an :app, each which has a :source-paths where I added "src/clj"

Am I missing something obvious here:

> (js->clj (clj->js {:a 1}))
;;=> {"a" 1}
> (js->clj (clj->js {:a 1}) {:keywordize-keys true})
;;=> {"a" 1}

Nevermind:

> (js->clj (clj->js {:a 1}) :keywordize-keys true)
;;=> {:a 1}

[x & opts] got me.

Just updated my build scripts, does figwheel and cljs builds: https://gist.github.com/rauhs/2a02e5e04b5bd4e4b4b5

so , i need not include the namespace @rauh

hi , i am trying to use cljsjs/facebook packages in my build.boot i include the dependency [cljsjs/facebook "v20150729-0"] and in my app.cljs file i include the namespace [cljsjs.facebook] , iam getting the following error "No such namespace: cljsjs.facebook, could not locate cljsjs/facebook.cljs,"

@vinodgandamalla: You don't need to require it. Just use the facebook API in your code

@rauh k thanks

@ag requiring node modules already works https://gist.github.com/nasser/aec17edb60a546aae6e588d6f891d963

next steps will include integrating e.g. into the ns form

PRs and issues welcome!

@bhauman on node, 0.5.4-snapshot sends my test results to both the node process & my repl, is there a knob to disable printing to the repl?

@pat: before your test runner you will need to bind the print-fn to what you want it to be https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel/blob/master/support/src/figwheel/client.cljs#L49

or around your test runner

My CLJS project has three subdirectories under src: clj, cljc, cljs. How can I reference a function in src/clj/db/db.clj from src/cljs/charts/charts.cljs ? (ns charts.charts .... :require [db.db :as db] does not seem to work.

@joshjones: How is a JVM function supposed to work on JavaScript?

@joshjones: you cannot load .clj files in ClojureScript unless it’s a macros file

if you want to load it make it .cljc instead

Thank you for the answer and the patience -- this is my first cljs project.

Why did the reagent template create the clj directory then, I'm curious?

Good question.

It looks like reagent-template includes server-side stuff for you.

So you would use that when you start to get your appserver set up.

@joshjones: there’s a pretty active #C0620C0C8 channel

thanks very much @potetm and @dnolen