If you can post your project layout, maybe that helps

$ ls -R src test *js *.json *.edn
auth.mjs  aws.mjs  borrowers.mjs  deps.edn  package.json  package-lock.json  pending.mjs

src:
auth.cljs  aws_secrets.cljs  borrowers.cljs  config.cljs  modulr.cljs  pending.cljs  signature.js

test:
auth_test.cljs  modulr_test.cljs

signature is a js file and I think you advised the "./" but I'll try without

ah yes, but the classpath only applies to .cljs files

So ./src/signature.js possibly works

or just place signature in the root? Not sure why it's in src

when it's src the tests work but the then the nodejs doesn't work

it's in src cos it's src 😉 what do I know

in the root, nothing works

@raymcdermott I recommend doing it like this. A test_runner.cljs in the root which sets the classpath to src:test and then requires your test namespaces and runs them

Don't use src/foo.cljs or test/foo.cljs as the main invoked script

how does such a test_runner set the classpath?

Using nbb.classpath/add-classpath

ah

I'll give it a shot

The JS files are loaded relative to the parent directory of the invoked script

like this

(nbb.classpath/add-classpath "src:test")

yes

or call it once for each dir, works too

I can't seem to get it to work

I'm going to have to pick it up next week mate

thanks for trying to help

if the project is public, I can better help :P

I think I could solve this in 5 minutes

Anyway, have a good weekend...?

I'll try to make a public version over the weekend cos the signature code is public and so it wouldn't break any confidences

yeah, or just minimal repro repository with some silly functions and one JS file that you want to load

that would also work

it's the queen's jubilee weekend so they've shut down .... so that's what I'm doing 👑

aaaaah 🍻

🍾 🥂 👑

🥦

^^^ her current state of health

@raymcdermott I figured it out. So:

$ find .
.
./test
./test/runner.cljs
./init.cljs
./package.json
./src
./src/dude.mjs
./src/foo.cljs

$ cat src/foo.cljs
(ns foo
  (:require ["./src/dude.mjs$default" :as dude]))

(defn doit [_]
  (prn :done))

(defn -main [& _]
  (js/console.log dude))

$ cat src/dude.mjs
export default {"hello": true};

$ cat test/runner.cljs
(ns runner
  (:require
   ["./src/dude.mjs$default" :as dude]
   [foo]))

(defn -main [_]
  (println "Testing")
  (foo/doit {})
  (prn dude))

$ nbb -cp src:test -m runner
Testing
:done
#js {:hello true}

$ nbb -cp src -m foo
{ hello: true }

The crux is to, when using the classpath option, do not invoke nbb -cp .. src/foo.cljs but use nbb -cp .. -m foo

and JS files have to be loaded via the full path relative to the working directory, since the classpath only affects loading of CLJS namespaces

Hope that cleared it up

Now that I think about it, it would perhaps be more intuitive if, when requiring js files like ./foo.js it would be relative to the script

so maybe this has to be changed

Made an issue for that

Good hammock work !

btw nbb is just for testing, the code has to be invoked via node foo.mjs

so the problem is that nbb and node are trying to access the file in different way

it can make it work for both cases if I cd test && npx nbb --classpath ../src -m auth-test/run-tests

and leave the require as ./signature$default

@U04V15CAJ I'll try to produce a smaller though representative version of what I have for your experimentation

Afk for a few hours, national holiday etc here

https://github.com/raymcdermott/nbb-test-example

No problem ... I have something that I can work with

actually this is how I'm doing it now cd src && npx nbb --classpath ../test -m auth-test/run-tests

this way works for nbb, which as you know, always includes the current directory

it also works for node without any changes cos the .mjs file adds src to the classpath

@raymcdermott nbb 0.5.104 is now building with the fix

It's live now!

Btw, the import should be:

["./signature.js$default" :as modulr-hmac]

and then your project works

Maybe this should be changed as well? :thinking_face:

In Node I can only get this working with:

import './signature.mjs';

Well, the only fix I applied was:

(path/resolve (path/dirname @sci/file) libname)

so you think that me not having a .js at the end was the reason it didn't work before?

I can report that the new nbb is working with this npx nbb --classpath src:test -m modulr-test/run-tests

from the project directory

it might have been one of the causes ;)

now that I have working tests, we can get ready for production 🤞:skin-tone-3: