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@mudphone Thanks for the tip. I gave it a quick try, but couldn't get it to start. I kept getting java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "node_modules/.bin/postcss": error=2, No such file or directory
(even when I manually create that directory). That project is honestly tons more complex than I'm looking for.
I have been able to make a little bit of progress. I currently can't figure out why my browser doesn't seem to be connecting to the right port. This seems like a general boot question, so I'll ask over in #boot.
@bmaddy got a minimal project for you: https://github.com/mudphone/MinimalHoplonBrowserREPL
I can get it to work from CIDER in Emacs, using M-x cider-connect
and (start-repl)
. I am unable to get it to work with boot repl
from the command line (thought I used to be able to do that).