Clojurians Log v2

Since you're already using Promesa you can simplify/fix your code like this (assuming fetch/get is returning a js promise):

(p/let [response (fetch/get request-url {:headers {:x-v 1}})]
    (:body response))

(go
  (<p! (fetch/get request-url {:headers {:x-v 1}})))

[cljs.core.async.interop :refer-macros [<p!]]

I usually suggest people to stop using core.async and Promesa when they can be avoided. More problems that it's worth IMO.

(-> (fetch/get ...)
    (.then (fn [response]
             (let [body (:body response)]
               ... do whatever you want to the `body` ...))))

> js-await which is available in shadow-cljs and nbb but unfortunately not in core cljs. Correction: I just realized I was spreading fake news saying js-await is in nbb. It's in squint not nbb. Sorry about that!

Thanks folks! I was able to see the content of my request, which lead me to another issue . {:error #object[SyntaxError SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input]}

Which is kinda crazy because the url works on curl and Postman, and I tried another one and it worked. So pretty much the get request works but in the fetch call.

I saw in curl that the json came with a % at the end. Don't know if it's curl itself or something wrong in the call that makes json looks weird and postman somehow fix it.

The % could be added by your shell to denote that the output had no newline at the end.

You cannot "deref" (block until completion) on a js promise like that

p/let returns a promise. You simply cannot have the content of a promise as the REPL output. You have to explicitly call (println ...) on it.

Oh sorry, quite right. I misread that.