Doesn’t cljs async have <!! ??

@urbanslug: No. It would block the whole js runtime

Thanks 🙂

how do i import react components in reagent?

https://github.com/anthonyjgrove/react-google-login

like this

has anyone seen this? http://lispyscript.com/

hello, since cljs 1.9.76 something went wrong on the cljs.spec.test/check-var, the implementation tries to use fn-specs, which was removed at some point. the CLJ version uses a fn-spec function that I don't see available on cljs as well, currently any call to cljs.spec.test/check-var seems to fail for this reason

@wilkerlucio: Likely a regression. I’d suggest a dropping simple REPL-based repro in JIRA.

@mfikes: ok, I'll do

@wilkerlucio: fixed in master

@dnolen: thanks, you might wanna close this ticket: http://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-1689

already done 🙂

haha, you got me on a refresh delay 🙂

Just posted this in the #C077KDE3A channel but figured I might ask for help here. I am playing around with Luminus and Sente and am currently trying to setup login+auth. I was wondering how you are supposed to actually to the authentication for the user. I found https://github.com/ptaoussanis/sente/issues/118#issuecomment-87378277 which kinda explains what I need to do but my app always seems to need the page to be refreshed for the session to actually be recognized. Any advice?

hey guys - i’m at a loss for where to get started to solve this problem and I’m hoping someone can point me in the right direction: I want to use stylus-lang’s programmatic API (or even the CLI) to compile some .styl files, but I want to be able to do that from within a portable boot task. If there doesn’t exist a clojars wrapper around the API, how can I make one? The conceptual problem I’m having is “how do I run a node-only API from within clojure.. and how can I explicitly list node as a dependency?"

@lwhorton: you can shell out inside boot tasks and call node scripts. There's no built in dependency mechanism but it's not to hard too build your own, see boot-notify which checks if the terminal-notifier program is available: https://github.com/jeluard/boot-notify/blob/master/src/jeluard/boot_notify.clj

Aha. That’s probably way simpler than what I was about to do. A big help as always @martinklepsch

@lwhorton: what did you intend to do?

I’m in the middle of a real poop-storm. I have a working boot-task that takes all .styl files, compiles them to css-modules, and generates clojurescript modules with a tiny runtime to manage things. As I move to a second project I really want to reuse this task without copy/pasting from 1 boot file to another. I haven’t ever managed or published a boot task, though, so i’m bumping into hurdles left and right. The tasks is kinda a patchwork of whatever I could get to work — stylus’ cli, some conch execution, etc.

My plan was to build a task that has a clj and a cljs component, and somehow use the cljs runtime to execute the node api I need.

Yeah, if possible just using Stylus' CLI stuff will likely be much easier 🙂

@wilkerlucio: I just cut a pre-release 1.9.88 if you’re looking for something with the fix

@dnolen: thanks, since this morning I was using it from the sources, had no issues since then

Is forward declaration from a var in another namespace possible in cljs?

The method to do this in Clojure does not work in cljs: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20053260/forward-declaring-a-var-from-another-namespace-in-clojure

@kenny: I would drop to js lands and use interop to break the cycle

@darwin: How is that possible when working with cljs files? Wouldn't that break with advanced compilation?

no, it will work just fine, instead of forward declaration, implement a getter function, which uses js-interop to retrieve the value

well, assuming your interop code is understood by closure advanced compiler the same way as your generated javascript from clojurescript sources

I think I would need to ^:export the fn.

that would be a safe bet, but it should work either way IMO

What is it initially getting the val from? js/???

@darwin: ^

@kenny: don’t understand the question

I believe it is js/window.

(aget js/window "my" "ns" "myfn")

yes (in browser)

but you should not be using aget if you care about advanced optimizations

you must use direct js interop, so your names participate in the renaming

read this: http://www.spacjer.com/blog/2014/09/12/clojurescript-javascript-interop/

you want to use .- or .. notation

Scripting question: So I am using the cljs.build.api functions for building my project, and I would like to fail my build (for CI purposes) on certain (or maybe all) warnings - e.g. missing var. These currently don't cause a build failure. Can anyone point me to an example for this, or at least the path I could follow to implement this in my scripts?

I'm not seeing any compiler options for elevating warnings to errors, so I'm guessing I need to handle this myself somehow?

Not sure if there is any built-in solution, but I would probably capture stdout of the child process and use a dirty regex to detect warnings.

or if it runs in-process, you could probably capture it with with-out-str or similar

just some wild ideas, never used cljs.build.api myself