@josh_tackett After thinking about your issue I’m convinced that is a bug and I opened one up against cljs-http. Hopefully I’m not wrong about that. 🙂 https://github.com/r0man/cljs-http/issues/112

@lee.justin.m Glad to hear we help make the library better!

I am using emacs/cider/fighwheel to develop cljs on a Ubuntu machine and having intermittent issues where files are not compiled on save and newly created files are not visible to the compiler. I am periodically seeing broken symlinks appear in my project folder name as other files in the folder but prefixed with .#. I should maybe also mention that my repo is in a Dropbox subfolder. Any idea what might be going on? I can't find any mention of symlinks with a .# prefix anywhere.

the .# prefix is an emacs temporary saved file where it saves a copy of your buffer because you haven't saved it

@dpsutton Yeah, just discovered that. It is actually a lock file (in realty a broken symlink) that prevents double edits. I have disabled it to see if this fixes the issue.

good luck then. if you're in a git repo can you do this outside of a dropbox synced folder then?

@dpsutton Sorry, I don't think I understand your question.

It seems that :import doesn’t work as I expect in :

(ns foo.bar
  (:import [goog.i18n NumberFormat NumberFormat.Format]))

(NumberFormat. Format.CURRENCY) 
;; => #object[ReferenceError ReferenceError: Format is not defined]

that's not a valid import syntax in clojure or clojurescript

try (ns foo.bar (:import (goog.il8n NumberForma) (goog.il8n.NumberFormat Format)))

@noisesmith This bug was made harder to track down b/c defining a function w/ Format.CURRENCY didn’t even raise a warning. In fact, for some undefined Foo,

(defn money [n]
  (let [fmt (NumberFormat. Foo)]
    (.format fmt n)))

;; => WARNING: Use of undeclared Var cljs.user/Foo at line 2
#'cljs.user/money

(defn money [n]
  (let [fmt (NumberFormat. Foo.Bar.Baz)]
    (.format fmt n)))
;; => #'cljs.user/money

I have no idea - all I know is that having a . in the middle of a symbol on the right hand side of an import sublist isn't a documented syntax

hi folks. i’m trying to use :npm-deps, but running into what seems to be a pretty basic bug. details: https://gist.github.com/robert-stuttaford/f314c78c5bd88e98be17fb259543128e cc @anmonteiro

my question: am i doing something daft, or is this a bug?

Is there any function to round up/down to the nearest minute in #cljs-time ?

I have arraybuffer response type and "chunked" Transfer-Encoding, to get the body of the response, would it make sense to convert the arraybuffer to #js [] array and concat the incoming chunks and convert it back to arraybuffer (Uint8array). Or concat arraybuffers togeather. This seems to be a streaming problem I can't find much about online. psudeocode:

(aset xhr "onreadystatechange"
      (fn []
        (reset! stream (conj @stream (.-response xhr)))
        (when (= (.-readyState xhr) 4)
          (prn "ready" (new js/uInt8array @stream)))))

@hlolli Have a look into Fetch API

Is supports streaming out of the box

do you want to process incoming chunks one by one?

If I am getting TypeError: Path must be a string. Received false when using :npm-deps, is that indicative of a problem with the library I am depending on, or something I am doing wrong?

no, I just want the final body @roman01la, I'd be curious to look at the source code on how that streaming is done. Sadly this part of the code at our company is pure js 😞

if you only need the body, then just add a listener that will fire once everything is fetched

Oh, maybe I am seeing the same thing @robert-stuttaford mentioned above

yes, if that should work, then it's not a streaming problem, but something else

xHR.readyState==4 && (xHR.status==200 || xHR.status==201)

try "load" event, it should fire after response is fully received

@roman01la thanks for that tip, I think I will look more into the backend

xHR.addEventListener("load", function(){
    console.log(xHR.response.byteLength);
});

Hi all, let's say you are building an authenticated SPA, where you do not want to download the main app until after authentication. The simple way to do this would seem to be to just compile and serve separate login and main app payloads. While this works, you end up recompiling the common dependencies twice. Is there a way to avoid this, maybe using modules?

@zalky :modules is a valid solution yes.

@theasp @robert-stuttaford have you guys tried lein clean before rerunning the app?

rm -rf target resources/public/js node_modules && rlwrap lein do clean, figwheel

😉

Interestingly, I don't get the warning unless I clean first, but whatever it writes out doesn't work in either case

Lol, very odd. Mine doesn’t work unless I do a lein clean

have you looked into shadow-cljs? I hear it clears out a lot of the npm issues.

I can confirm that you’ll never see Undefined nameToPath for ... with shadow-cljs 😉

Actually I was just reading about it 🙂

@robert-stuttaford I don’t think we support nested node_modules installations

didn’t NPM stop doing that too at some point?

@anmonteiro they do it less but it still happens on version conflicts

@anmonteiro i’m not saying i want nested; i’m saying it seems cljs-deps is incorrectly producing a nested require relationship. the files on disk are flat, and my declared deps are flat. but it creates a nested dep call.

@levitanong i don’t ask for help unless i’ve tried everything first. it’s so clean you could fry your breakfast on it!

@robert-stuttaford run npm ls and see if npm agrees that there are version conflicts. since npm 3 the tree will be flat unless two projects have conflicting subdependencies

i have no idea if cljs can handle that situation if it exists, but at least it will tell you what the source of the issue is

thanks @lee.justin.m - i actually manually made sure that the version is correct; and npm ls confirms it. only v3.7.4 of immutable shows up anywhere.

@thheller Yup, I don't see "undefined nameToPath"... Exception in thread "main" java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError, compiling:(shadow/cljs/devtools/cli.clj:1:1) 🙂

@robert-stuttaford weird. i spent a ton of time reading the available documentation and blog posts and i still don’t understand what the npm-deps feature is actually doing. i should check out shadow-cljs but i’m having serious tool fatigue right now

i hear you @lee.justin.m 🙂 i’ve been spiking this draftjs thing and i’m already quite ready to set fire to everything.js

hey does anybody know how a cljsjs package could have disappeared? There was, apparently, a package called [cljsjs/react-dnd "2.0.2-0"] but it is gone! It’s like left-pad all over again, except that apparently I’m the only one who noticed.

Oh it was a fork of cjsjs/packages.

What would cause a lein cljsbuild auto to suddenly switch from building a dev version to building a prod version after watching for a change and rebuilding?

in one line it says it's building from ["src" "env/dev/cljs"] and in the next line it says ["src" "env/prod/cljs"]

@robert-stuttaford been getting similar issues. Often I’ve found a Lein clean fixes it. Sometimes need a second Lein clean as well

For a Clojure ClojureScript project, what’s the best way to structure them for shared code and easy cider development. Separate Lein projects or joint?

And if joint, how do you specify client does vs server does

Deps

Is there a way to specify Clojure only deps, so that the repl doesn’t bum out

you could isolate all cljs only deps to the cljsbuild profile

has anybody ever messed with javascript interop and run into either a _classCallCheck error or a “can’t call a class as a function error”. they clearly have something to do with the babel transpilation from es6 classes but i cannot for the life of me figure out what is going on

@lee.justin.m maybe you are calling something as a function instead of creating a new isntance via new? (Thing) vs (Thing.)?