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I'm getting goog.require could not find: keechma.ui_component. Any idea what the problem might be?

@urbank do you have your code somewhere? how does your require look like?

it's [keechma.ui-component :as ui]

in project.clj [keechma "0.2.0-SNAPSHOT-11"]

hm, that should work

[org.clojure/clojure "1.9.0-alpha15"] [org.clojure/clojurescript "1.9.521"]

maybe clojure/clojurescript version is the problem?

I’m working on the project right now that has the same deps and it works

can you try to restart lein?

Ha... that helped. Should have tried that in the first place. Thanks!

no problem 🙂

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Hi @mihaelkonjevic ! Just read the Keechma doc and I was wondering if I could use controllers inside an existing Re-Frame app. The pipeline approach is exactly what I need and I started some weeks ago to implement something similar (and buggy) It would help me a lot to use Keechma's pipelines in my existing app

hm, I’m not sure if it would work. Maybe you could use pipelines without controllers. They are not too coupled. Controller is needed only for the sideffects, but you could probably implement your own sideffects (by implementing the correct protocol) and then pass in something that makes sense for re-frame app

https://github.com/keechma/keechma-toolbox/blob/master/src/cljs/keechma/toolbox/pipeline/core.cljs#L13

so instead of built in sideffects, you would use re-frame based implementation

@ggaillard ping me if you need any help with that

I'll look at it, thank you 🙂

Uncaught Error: Can't resolve the subscription with key: :todos

god damn it

I found it

I had :subscriptions-deps instead of :subscription-deps ... plural instead of singular

It's times like this that I miss type-checking 🙂

I have a plan to add spec to everything, that should help

Yeah, that would be grand 🙂

here’s a short video about the dataloader, full blog post coming next week - https://youtu.be/dZaY1kZwpmw

cool... man I'd like to be able to convince my coworkers to go with something like GraphQL

yeah, it’s great 🙂

But the beauty of dataloader is that you can use any backend with it. GraphQL is just a great fit because you can combine queries

Where exactly does entitydb hook into keechma? What needs to be swapped to exchange it for something else?

EntityDB doesn’t really have any hooks into keechma

EntityDB is implemented as a set of pure functions

that work on a map

so you can use EntityDB without Keechma and vice versa

The only thing that Keechma expects is an reagent atom it has control over

because Keechma stores some internal state in that atom (like which controllers are running)

but that atom is exposed on the map that is returned from the keechma.app-state/start! function

so if you need to do something with that atom, it’s possible

each controller has full access to that atom too

Ok cool, I just thought there was something more because there an :entity-db key in the state

yeah, it just creates a basic structure here https://github.com/keechma/keechma/blob/master/src/keechma/app_state.cljs#L90

what do you plan to use?

@mihaelkonjevic Not sure, probably entity-db eventually, but want to do some experimenting with a more specific solution for my particular data

cool, if you make some cool integration, make sure you let me know 🙂

@mihaelkonjevic Will do! 🙂