@mitchelkuijpers: ah, so how do you use that fn?

I’m using Om Next and have settled on using the figwheel on-jsload callback

It just calls a fn that wraps this (.upgradeDom js/componentHandler)

But, I am totally naive here, just getting started.

@mudphone: like this:

(defn dropdown-body [positioning for & children]
  (into [:ul.mdl-menu.mdl-js-menu.mdl-js-ripple-effect {:for for :class (str "mdl-menu--" positioning)}]
        children))

(def dropdown (upgrade-element dropdown-body))

Hello I'm trying out https://github.com/bhauman/lein-figwheel#scripting-with-component and rlwrap lein run -m clojure.main --init script/figwheel.clj -r says it cannot find my_proj/something__init.class or my_proj/something.clj on the classpath ... but what I really have is something.cljs which defines a component in my system. What am I missing?

seems like a configuration problem

@fappy: does you project work with straight figwheel?

Yes, before I tried to set up component reloading

It was reloading files. But now I'd like it to close a unix socket server nicely on reload. Or something like

@fappy: read your question again something.cljs shouldn't define a component in your system

The components in the doc you refered to are all in Clojure land and intended to setup Clojure server side services.

if you require something.cljs from clojure land that will definitely throw the error you are getting.

Oh. Stuart Sierra's component cannot be used to reload server-side stuff that is cljs for node js ?

no no

nope

Hm. I have servers where JVM is disallowed 😛

It can for your own node server stuff, but not figwheel server side stuff

not sure what you are trying to do. but you can start and stop node, from a JVM based Component

My app is intended to be a purely server side app. It communicates with other server side things via unix sockets

When I edit source files, I'd like my app to terminate nicely and come back up again

you can use figwheel with node and have the code reloaded dynamically so there is no need to restart it??

still in the dark though. Unfortunately I've gotta go eat.

ok thanks!