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The IBM Watson chatbot is great, but I need not spend $120/month to use just the very basic features. I can find sense-similarity using open source stuff well-enough and create my own rules. What I need is a free front-end plugin that works like the IBM Watson chatbot. What are some good ones for web, iOS and Android?
(let [property "something"] (set! (.-property js/global) value))
doesn't work of course, as it sets global.property
not global.something
I put together a cljs wrapper for the css-in-js library emotion: https://github.com/dvingo/cljs-emotion I hope you may find it useful!
What are the trade-offs with https://github.com/khmelevskii/emotion-cljs ?
I haven't looked into that lib - actually just saw it yesterday! - but from a quick perusal I'd say my version has a smaller API- 3 vars and uses functions for any dynamic behavior. It looks like that lib adds more macros for various things, whereas in mine you'd just use a function. My lib does not support the css
function of emotion and only supports styled
.
I made a walkthrough of the features using devcards here that explores the API:
https://dvingo.github.io/cljs-emotion/#!/dv.cljs_emotion.devcards