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2017-09-11
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anyone know why figwheel won't work when i call it from emacs? works with lein figwheel
, but when I run it in emacs, i get the following error starting up sidecar: https://gist.github.com/cjhowe7/61144cfb8d3c1429cdabeab2871df4bc
@mitchelkuijpers when I see that error it's because I haven't required the namespace in the rest of my app, not sure about modules though
@cjhowe clj files will be treated as macros to be compiled I think
so server side CLJ might be better in a separate dir
usually I have src/clj
, src/cljc
, src/cljs
and then put clj macro files in src/cljs
see, i had that in my source, but i got rid of it because i want it to be easy to make sure my namespaces don't overlap
Not sure about cider sorry
but if src/clj
isn't in your figwheel/cljsbuild config, then it shouldn't matter