Is it me or is the lumo-cljs npm package broken?

$ npm i -g lumo-cljs
[snip]
/home/grav/.nvm/versions/node/v8.11.1/lib/node_modules/lumo-cljs/node_modules/jszip/lib/zipEntries.js:176
                throw new Error("Corrupted zip : can't find end of central directory");
                ^

Error: Corrupted zip : can't find end of central directory
    at ZipEntries.readEndOfCentral (/home/grav/.nvm/versions/node/v8.11.1/lib/node_modules/lumo-cljs/node_modules/jszip/lib/zipEntries.js:176:23)

@grav that error happened every now and then, it should not happen anymore cause we moved away from JSZip. Is it consistent? Can you try the newer 1.9.0-alpha

That does not seem to be available via npm?

npm i [email protected]
npm ERR! code ETARGET
npm ERR! notarget No matching version found for [email protected]

The error is consistent with 1.8.0 using npm, yes. Maybe a re-upload would be good to newcomers? 🙂

We have that error here, so I switched to installing the binary directly

I think my yauzl PR will solve this but we are not going to see the effects of it until the next npm release

hey folks, is there any jar file for lumo ? I'm righting a library and I want it to be compatible with lumo

@lxsameer what do you mean

as far as i understand lumo is only a npm package, right ?

no

Lumo happens to be distributed on NPM

but it’s also available on other package managers

but there’s no “JAR file” for Lumo. I don’t really know how that would look like

Lumo is a binary executable

what would a “JAR file for Node” mean to you for example?

for example I like to use in my lib

so I need clojurescript compiler to be able to find it, I have to use lumo as either as a npm package or a clojure dependency

am i right ?

I don’t think so

Lumo is a binary that includes all those namespaces bundled within

so you really do need to use the Lumo executable to test those namespaces

IIRC @mfikes put out a package for testing in self-hosted environments

hmmm ok, now i get it

thanks

happy to help

about IO, once abio takes off that could be imported for both JVM and lumo/planck Cljs code bases

For testing in self-hosted environments there is Tach, and an upcoming release of doo will also support it. (Or you can easily write your own test runner and invoke it via -m or whatnot)