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I improved the processor tool recently. https://github.com/green-coder/girouette/issues/42
Here is the list of features and fixes to be ready for the next release: https://github.com/green-coder/girouette/milestone/2
Yes. It’s supported by default, along with many other media-queries https://github.com/green-coder/girouette/blob/master/lib/girouette/src/girouette/tw/common.cljc#L144
@c.westrom It has tests here: https://github.com/green-coder/girouette/blob/master/lib/girouette/test/girouette/tw/common_test.cljc#L105-L108
Some more update: https://twitter.com/VincentCantin/status/1365980792325726212
https://gitlab.com/wildwestrom/cljs-tailwind-static/-/tree/girouette
So it spits errors out when editing with emacs as files currently being changed have .#
before the filename. Otherwise, I got it working!
Thank you for the bug report. I am going to fix it soon.
@c.westrom Could you please bring back the stack trace? I am not an emacs user and can’t easily reproduce the problem.
In you project, I suggest you to link to the github repo in your deps.edn instead of the clojar version, as there have been many improvements done in the last days. Specially in the processor.
@c.westrom Does this happen using the last version of the processor tool (on Github) or using v0.0.1 ?
girouette/girouette {:git/url "" :sha "c0797cc67c8d01e4a6f2bdcf3306899e601a5709"}
Is this how it’s supposed to be added?not sure … I realize now that there is a path needed, because the library is not in the root of the repository.
Another solution: clone the repository locally on your computer, then refer to the processor tool via :local/root
src/app/.#core.cljs: :boom: parse error!
[:app] Compiling ...
src/app/core.cljs: [:scream: dark:] [- dark:bg-gray-700] [+ bg-gray-700]
src/app/.#core.cljs: :boom: parse error!
Ok cool, I got the latest version, now this though.Cool 🙂
I will do something about those .# files at some point.
[clojure.core :refer [spit]]
is not required in the ns
form.
clojure.core is required by default.