Has anyone tried to use clojurescript with vuejs? Does the vuejs state/rendering model fit well with clojurescript or work against it?

@mikeb if it’s like React - mostly functional - then it probably will work great

Is it possible to increase the timeout in a figwheel repl? I’m getting: Eval timed out!

try lein do clean, compile, repl

mostly compile before repl

but I also think it is possible to increase the timeout, don't remember the config though

@pupeno Not sure if you mean this, but I once had to put (defproject … :repl-options {:timeout 180000}) in a project.clj.

@rmoehn I’ll give it a try. Thanks.

Hi, I’d like to put clojurescript project to production with digested file names generated, how can I do that?

@fifigyuri I’m afraid assets bundling is out of the scope of clojurescript compiler. You have to use some other tool to post-process your production build.

thanks, I wanted to make sure, I have to use another tool for that then

https://twitter.com/anmonteiro90/status/798553592483319808

^ discuss in #lumo

Hi all, would anyone know of any resources or example projects for making clojurescript libraries for use in javascript? (The one I'm aware of is datascript)

@zalky DataScript is a good example - there’s really not that much to it

export the stuff you want JavaScript people to use

are there any examples of how to write up cljs tests? Can they be run with lein test?

@tom there are a number of CLJS tests in the ClojureScript repository itself: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/tree/master/src/test/cljs/cljs

I normally use Doo (https://github.com/bensu/doo) for tooling integration

can I use (:import ,, in .cljc file? what the correct syntax?

@ag you can but they don’t mean the same thing

I know.. I think I found examples on GH with reader conditionals

it this correct way? :

(:import
   #?@(:cljs
       [[goog.i18n.NumberFormat]
        [goog.i18n.NumberFormat.Format]]))

I think maybe wrapping each import in a vector unnecessary

@ag yes if you want to splice those in

another, related question, as I understand there’s no way to define more than one function inside #?(:cljs block, right?

it’s gotta be:

#?(:cljs
   (defn foo [ ],,,))

#?(:cljs (defn bar [] ,,,))

Hi everybody !

I'm facing a strange behaviour in ClojureScript. I'm trying to destructure a namespaced map, let's say #:user {:foo "bar"}. But it appears that this code: (let [{::user/keys [foo]} my-ns-map] …) works while this one (let [{:user/keys [foo]} my-ns-map]…) doesn't. Notice the difference between ::user/keys and :user/keys. Is there a difference between ::some/ns-kw and :some/ns-kw ? Documentation and examples seems to only talk about the single-column form as in :user/foo…

@ggaillard those are namespace qualified https://kotka.de/blog/2010/05/Did_you_know_III.html

@ag Ok I understand now. I thought that :some-ns/some-name was the right form, but I understand that after a (require '[some.ns :as alias]) the right way to write it is ::alias/some-name. Thank you ! 🙂

@ag I don’t remember if you can splice at the top level

I could have sworn that I had once read that you can pass arguments to the ClojureScript compiler that could be checked at compile time: e.g., a flag indicating whether it is compiling a build for development or a build for release. Now I can't find any documentation about this. Was I remembering incorrectly?

https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Compiler-Options#closure-defines

…Ah, I think I was thinking of—yes.

Thanks!

A follow up to my earlier question, are there any examples of lein doo and phantomjs?

Not sure if I should ask this here or in #emacs, but I want to use cider to connect to a running nREPL server that is started using https://github.com/martinklepsch/tenzing If I cider-connect to it and run (start-repl) things work great and I can drive the browser, but cider doesn’t think this is a cljs repl, so I can’t do things like C-c C-k to eval the cljs file in the repl. Am I going about this the wrong way?

hmm… guys… I have just added a .cljc file with some defmacros and boot-cljs task apparently now runs quite a bit slower. Adding .cljc file with macros seems to be grinding gears of cljs-compiler. Is that possible?

@mulchy bulk of CIDER functionality does not work with cider-connect, you gotta jack-in