Community help wanted: I know the docs say how to do this, but I’m doing so many other things I don’t feel like researching it…how do I make a spec that will report the right thing like this:

(s/dev ::thing (atom-of ::other-spec))

where the explain output works right (e.g. goes into what is wrong with other-spec

a predicate won’t do that…I think it might need to be a macro?

FWIW Alex Miller says it’s a bad idea to spec an atom https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37972074/how-to-clojure-spec-a-reference-type-like-atom

well, but I have an “app” data structure that has things in atoms, and I want to see errors on it when Ipass it

so, what do I do, use Schema instead???

I’ll read it, thx

I guess that makes sense. So, drop the nested checks when passing ::app around, and instead put checks wherever the data in the atoms are used…that’ll work. Gotta love learning new ways of dealing with “alternatives to type checking” 🙂

Has anyone had luck getting React hooks to work with fulcro? I've tried putting them in a function component's let binding as I see in https://github.com/fulcrologic/fulcro/blob/feature/react-play/src/main/play/main.cljs, but every time I look at the compiled js the hook gets bound as a var instead of a const. Is there just a trick to it I'm missing?