This has been on our backlog for a while. For now I typically bisect-comment the code in question

wow, nice! how did you like using electric for building it? did you face any problems?

loved it! no problems. I had tried building this in reagent in the past and it quickly turned into a serialization/performance nightmare

with electric those problems are non-existent

the vibe

Nice! Spreadsheets and electric seem like a great match to me too, but I've never tried myself!

Electric itself doesn't know about the page's path. There are two places in userland application code that relate to the path: • index.html or other userland page entrypoint which boots the Electric client, e.g. https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric-starter-app/blob/main/src/user.cljs#L16-L18 - you can call this from anywhere, Electric doesn't care, it will connect by websocket protocol and doesn't interact with any ordinary http endpoints (IIUC, the team will correct me if I made any mistake) • Application router code done from inside the Electric application. The starter app doesn't even include a router and never looks at the path (browse around the starter app src https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric-starter-app/tree/main/src). The electric demo app does include a router https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric/blob/7ef1612c9659d1e88f2f41223f5c7c045a5eb399/src-docs/user_main.cljc#L88-L97, so you'd need to slice off any context at this point.

Does this answer your question?

Note, I do not recommend you use the hyperfiddle.history router that the demo app uses, it is experimental and more complex to configure than we like. I'd recommend a simple https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric/blob/master/src/contrib/electric_goog_history.cljc, you can modify that to deal with chopping off any parent routes

I was wondering where this https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric-starter-app/blob/0b4ebdfe6399db8aceaef6539f03c7ae7ac444ba/resources/public/index.html#L11 gets changed into "/js/main.57678446D54FAE742D3AB51E6C9B1E63.js" When I put the starter app into Kubernetes and and an ingress , I would need to download the js from something like "/myapp/js/,,,,,"

Basicaly I would lkie that my electrip app is available at:

👉 App server available at 

👉 App server available at 

Is this for at work?

In the starter app, index.html is served by a ring middleware https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric-starter-app/blob/0b4ebdfe6399db8aceaef6539f03c7ae7ac444ba/src/electric_server_java8_jetty9.clj#L101. The dev/ops team will need to modify the jetty server starter to suit their customizations. The starter app is NOT a production server, it is just an example, real apps need more secure auth for example

If you serve index.html via /myapp route. electric will be available via /myapp and you use / for something else. You can use your own ring handlers my app lives in /app.

> Q: where is <script type="text/javascript" src="$:hyperfiddle.client.module/main$"></script> rendered? see template in jetty-server https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric-starter-app/blob/0b4ebdfe6399db8aceaef6539f03c7ae7ac444ba/src/electric_server_java8_jetty9.clj#L60-L62

I don't get it working. There are too many places in the starter-app to change, and probably i miss some. Does somebody have an example app (with code) which is not on "/" but on "/myapp".

@U7CAHM72M This is the striped down version of my core.clj electric lives under /app and a generic landing page under / [1] [1] https://gist.github.com/nakkaya/7b65ddc161aad9beb7207c8b520c47f3