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2018-05-28
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Running the newest lumo from Docker is pretty easy:
docker run -v$(PWD)/:/home/node/app -w/home/node/app node yarn add lumo-cljs --dev
docker run -v$(PWD)/:/home/node/app -w/home/node/app -it node yarn lumo
Now this is pretty exciting… single file, no build step required, so I can deploy this as is. https://github.com/borkdude/balcony/blob/master/lumo/scripts/balcony.cljs
$ time scripts/balcony.cljs
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scripts/balcony.cljs 0.88s user 0.11s system 128% cpu 0.766 total
This approach works as long as you can deploy npm packages to webjars that are not there yet. https://github.com/webjars/webjars/issues/1771
@borkdude what about docker run -it anmonteiro/lumo
we do provide a docker image 😛
I publish one with every release
hah, interesting, it seems like I forgot to push 1.8