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can we make this in hoplon? 😉
cmon, i need colour pickers for my hex strings!
@thedavidmeister thats the goal for the degree9/interface
basically provide an out-of-band ui customizer
Does anyone know of a simple way to serve up the cljs files in the out
directory via a webserver in development? I'm sure I could set up compojure or something, but I'm wondering if there's a quick and easy way to do it with something like boot-jetty.
I ask because I need to serve them to my client so I can use cljs.js/eval-str
(which wants to be able to load source files). Once deployed, this would all live statically on S3.
(I'm still wrapping my head around boot/hoplon if you can't tell)
So hoplon has nothing to do with the server side of things, you can load the files statically once they exist
in development you can open the index page with your web browser