Has anyone tried to have docstrings for their compiled JS packages? We're trying to ship a shadow-cljs->js package that is friendly for javascript users and trying to get docstrings to render in VSCode.

Are there any ClojureScript runtimes / platforms (not sure of the common term there -- the JavaScript engine plus whatever is around it for running ClojureScript with a REPL) that enable two or more REPL connections to it simultaneously? I know this is built-in with Clojure on the JVM, but if I understand correctly that is trivial with a multi-threaded JVM. It seems like it would be much trickier with a single-threaded JavaScript runtime.

@andy.fingerhut ClojureScript socket REPLs support that

it wasn't really that tricky

Are there multiple threads handling the multiple REPL interactions outside of the JavaScript runtime? Or are they just all somehow handled in some kind of event loop in a single thread?

there are no multiple threads

but that doesn't really make multiple connections challenging in any meaningful way

I'm not certain if this is the right place to ask this, so if it isn't, I appologize:

I'm trying to understand how reagent decides to re-render components, so if I have something like this: https://gist.github.com/LeifAndersen/037507a44a0945fba2807b0bb63f28d6

In particular:

(defn counter-view [db]
  [:h1 (:counter db)])

(defn home-page [db]
  [counter (select-keys db [:counter])])

If some part of db that is not :counter gets modified, will counter-view get updated?

And by modified, I just mean another element changes:

(defn default-db []
  {:counter (r/atom 0)
   :label (r/atom "Count")})

So in this case, say label gets changed with (reset! (:label db) "foobar")

Okay, by putting println statements before returning the elements, it 'looks' like only the components with changed atoms are re-rendered.

Okay, another question, I find that functions like this tend to work:

(defn foo [fs]
  (fs.readdirSync ...))

Basically, fs is bound, but fs.readdirSync is not, unless the . character is special?

. just happened to work accidentally mostly. (.readdirSync fs ...) would be the more correct way but unlikely that the other way will be removed at this point

or if fs is an alias from a :require in the ns then (fs/readdirSync ...) would also work

Hello friends, I am trying to make this https://clojurescript.org/guides/webpack work, and running into an error: "[webpack-cli] Compilation finished\nasset main.js 644 bytes [emitted] (name: main)\n\nERROR in main\nModule not found: Error: Can't resolve 'out/index.js' in '/path/to/myproject/foo'\n\nwebpack 5.5.1 compiled with 1 error in 35 ms\n",