hey y’all, i’m building a clojurescript library and want to run its tests using CIDER. what’s the best way to go about this?

@nonrecursive I'm assuming you want to do something REPL driven - I think probably just some keybinding to send the appropriate expressions would probably suffice - (test-ns ...) etc.

@dnolen thanks 🙂 I think my problem is that I’m not sure how to start a browserless CLJS REPL with um a server I can connect to- like, I can start a REPL in a terminal but am not sure how to get cider to connect to it 😕

@nonrecursive cider-jack-in-cljs?

@nonrecursive I would be very surprised if this isn't solved Figwheel probably works quite well here, and I'm assuming Shadow too

inf-clojure/cljs also worked quite well last time I checked which is what I preferred when I was still using Emacs heavily for dev

Shadow has a bit of info about how to get various REPLs, including nREPL https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#_server_options

Hello, for the second time I’ve been bitten by this line: https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/blob/master/src/main/clojure/cljs/core.cljc#L2043 Could we replace it with (core/seq? head) ? This way, when emiting a defrecord form from a macro, sigs could be of type Cons which seems to make sense.

sounds right to me

I’m currently porting some clj code to cljc, and my clojurescript is a bit rusty… Can someone remind me how to essentially port this (simplified example) to clojurescript?

(defmulti my-multi (fn [a b] [(type a) (type b)])

(defmethod my-multi [java.lang.String java.lang.String] [a b]
  :do-stuff)

I’m struggling trying to find the literal value for the class String in cljs

(type "foo") prints as #object[String] so I’m guessing there isn’t a class literal for them

js/String but type is somewhat unreliable in JS since it doesn't have real classes

thanks… I also need (guessing) js/Object and the rest of the types are in cljc records. Can I just reference those directly? e.g. some-random.namespace.Foo?

some-random.namespace/Foo yes

ahh yes I remember because you require not import.

Thanks :thumbsup:

. also kinda works by accident though

@andrzej.fricze @dnolen I was hoping to do it without shadow - looks like cider-jack-in-cljs does it 😄 thank you both very much!

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