@bhauman doesn't seem like adding the nodejs build to an :extra-mains is going to work. I added :target :nodejs, but it's failing when trying to find goog/bootstrap/nodejs.js

not a big deal though, we went from five builds to two so that's great 🙂

hmmm there may be a way to do this

I wonder if we can add the boostrap file to preloads

@plexus ^

:preloads [goog.bootstrap.nodejs]

worth a try!

and I know that we can definitely generate it somehow

inside a prehook

if that is the only problem

got any pointers of what that would look like?

@plexus so that didn’t work then?

hmmm I’m sure its pretty simple I’ll take a look around

in the compiler, I have to go get some lunch right now but I’ll check on it later

but the idea is to use a pre-build hook https://figwheel.org/config-options#pre-build-hooks

to do whatever the compiler does to emit the bootstrap namesapce

this of course may not work because it still doesn’t solve all the things necessary to get things working in node

@plexus if you are really invested in this, it may be worth some exploration

https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/blob/master/src/main/clojure/cljs/closure.clj#L2799

@plexus I got it working

its pretty cool