I’m trying to require doo for a project i’m working in… all the examples I see use the old :refer-macros syntax:

But cljs now uses newer syntax which I’m trying to use.. I’ve looked at examples and I’m not sure if I’m doing it right because I can’t get my tests to run… I’m using

so it looks like js->clj doesn’t convert UintXArray types? does anyone know if there’s rationale for this? or a best practice for dealing with these types in cljs?

ah, looks like those arrays are also iterable, so i can use the iterator converter

Does doo still work? I keep getting a “ReferenceError: Can’t find variable: doo” and can’t find any help online yet

@bellp I use it. I have a template for the fulcro project that might be of some help: https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro-template

Hi, I'm building a little vertical site with Enlive. I love it. Owner ask me some animation so... well I'm relative new to Cljs. What is best library for animating elements?

Has anyone interacted with the Youtube Data API v3 from Clojurescript? If so how do you recommend I do so as well?

@kasuko I did, it's quite easy, you just need a way to handle the HTTP requests, if you are not hold by old browsers I suggest just use the JS fetch api

@kasuko here you can find some code examples: https://gist.github.com/wilkerlucio/0d1a453ed77ab2feb1dfd2c7aef1c90d#file-youtube-clj

@wilkerlucio Excellent, so the requests are easy enough to form. Awesome I will just interact with it manually. Thanks!

Hi, has anyone here used cljs.js/eval-script? For some reason I am getting a eval_str is not defined. error. I suspect I am not including something that I should on my project.clj but I am lost as what that might be

Is there some way to set *warn-on-infer* via a cljs-build build map?

Or do you just have to put that code somewhere in a namespace

Lein seems to have :global-vars for clj, but don’t think that’s suitable for this in cljs

In which I mean (set! *warn-on-infer* true)

@mikerod No, *warn-on-infer* is meant to be file-scoped. See https://clojurescript.org/guides/externs

Oh, I read that, but didn’t pick up on the “file local” part. I just thought it was saying the flag wouldn’t be globally enabled - woops

thanks for pointing that out

I can see why that’d make sense

I managed to have cljs.js/eval-str working on the lein figwheel REPL (rhino based), but still no luck on the browser, as I still get eval_str is not defined, confused...

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@kors are you using React? React has some utilities for animation

@samcf actually not. That's the problem. It is made of some simple pages with some dynamic content. Nothing more.

@tiagoantao Do you see any errors when you (require 'cljs.js) in the browser REPL?

I sorted it out. I suspect figwheel did not recompile everything when I added the reader. Thanks

I sorted it out. I suspect figwheel did not recompile everything when I added the reader. Thanks

anyone know where this issue ended up? https://dev.clojure.org/jira/browse/CLJS-1399

looks like it was declined because the root cause was in tools.reader but there are no links

i (might) be experiencing the bug currently

anything one knows why? I have figwheel running on 7002 and cider-connect to it.but it seems that cider consider it as a clj repl not cljs repl.