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thinking about using honeysql but want to avoid the JVM dependency cos I'm targetting a nodejs Lambda and the CI would be complicated
npx nbb --classpath src:test:../../oss/honeysql/src -m runner
and the :require
worked ... now to test the code
How are you managing the dependency in your project @U04V5V0V4? I was considering making a cljs git project a submodule in my project. Submodules are painful though.
I made a clone and just copied over the src folder. But see the thread in #honeysql https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C66EM8D5H/p1659539939063599