@leontalbot server side it more or less just works

all the challenges are client side where we want stuff to pass through Closure Compiler

@lee.justin.m There's http://escherize.com/cljsfiddle/

FYI: I'm planning to create a new release of Doo. If somebody has some work pending that they'd really like to get in, let me know. https://github.com/bensu/doo/issues/169

Hmm. Looking through all the configuration libraries out there (including one I've written myself) and it seems there is no solution for compile-time configuration. I'd like to implement static resource versioning (e.g. store CSS/JS resources under a directory that contains say the latest git short ref in the name: "/static-522af908/css/styles.css"). This is proving rather difficult, as I use server-side rendering: I'd like to know the ref at compile time for my cljc code.

It's something lein-git-version solves for server-side code (generates an EDN file with git information), but this isn't usable at compile-time.

I was trying a cljsjs library (this one to be precise https://clojars.org/cljsjs/react-select)

and in theory I only have to add it to dependencies and it should work in my Clojurescript REPL right?

I get this error however

cljs.user> (require '[cljsjs.react-select])
#object[Error Error: goog.require could not find: cljsjs.react_select]
   figwheel$client$file_reloading$figwheel_require (jar:file:/home/andrea/.m2/repository/figwheel/figwheel/0.5.14/figwheel-0.5.14.jar!/figwheel/client/file_reloading.cljs:179:30)
nil

I tried with the cljsjs d3 and that one works fine, so I don't think it's my project

I've never seen a working ClojureScript REPL, but in principle, you add to dependencies, require, and you should be fine. I've actually just added react-select to my project.

mm yeah no it doesn't work for me strangely

so this works for you @jrychter?

(ns your.namespace
  (:require [cljsjs.react-select]))

I have:

(ns ui.selector
  (:require [cljsjs.react-select]
            [rum.core :as rum]))

and [cljsjs/react-select "1.2.1-1"] in project.clj

have you restarted your repl and done a full clean?

it should work pretty well with figwheel

mm wait wat now it works

I also tried to use it via :npm-deps, but that, like a working ClojureScript REPL and code splitting across modules, is another unicorn that I'm unable to actually touch.

and actually I think cljs repl works great with figwheel, you should just control it via user.clj (which is how one should do development envs anyway in my opinion)

and yes I did a restart (but maybe not a clean)

don't really know what I was doing wrong now it magically works 😕

guessing you were missing a clean and now when you recompiled it ended up added to the appropriate paths

yes well I added D3 after this library and D3 worked before this one

now I just have to understand how to use it from Clojurescript though, there is no autocompletion for these libraries right?

yeah, you read it's js documentation and adapt

do I just have to look at the JS docs and translate accordingly? Any examples someone have handy?

I do (js/React.createElement js/Select (clj->js options))

ah cool, I also have to fit it into Re-frame somehow

I would guess that library has callbacks

just bind those and do re-frame dispatches

I use it with Rum. Oh, you will need to write functions that convert the (strange) format of the data values that they use to ClojureScript and back. Options are JavaScript objects with value and label properties.

yeah I was trying

(js/React.createElement
 js/Select
 (clj->js [{:value 1, :label 2}
           {:value 2, :label 3}]))

but it doesn't like it

No, that will work, but please look at the docs. Choices are passed as the :options argument.

https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript-site/pull/167

trying to get it merged..

@jiyinyiyong the Quick Start is going to change dramatically for the better (it will be very, very short), we’re not going to mention other tools there, it will be clj based

we can mention it elsewhere though if shadow-cljs is missing

@andrea.crotti If you’re still looking at getting d3 and cljs playing well together, perhaps you will find https://github.com/gadfly361/rid3 to be useful