@anmonteiro in om-next-fullstack, how is it that the #js reader macros don’t throw errors when run from clj? 😮

@levitanong https://github.com/omcljs/om/blob/master/src/main/data_readers.clj

🙂

btw I “fixed” your issue yesterday: https://github.com/omcljs/om/pull/785

oh! Hurrah! 😄

re: data_readers… sorry, i’m pretty new to this. I’m guessing boot isn’t getting that bit of data.

I don’t suppose i can just copy and paste it in my boot task? 😛

ahhh, yeah, that’s a known problem

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sure

@levitanong so this is the issue: https://github.com/boot-clj/boot/issues/47

and this is how you solve it: https://github.com/anmonteiro/om-next-fullstack/blob/master/build.boot#L34

that’s boot.core/load-data-readers! btw

maybe that should be documented, happy to take a PR adding that to the readme

@anmonteiro Awesome thanks man! With regard to documentation: do you mean the om-next-fullstack readme?

yea

Sure thing 🙂

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@anmonteiro PR made

merged, thanks

No prob

@anmonteiro: another thing, I'm thinking this should also be documented in the om.next docs. I foresee a lot of boot users running into this.

What say you?

Maybe it can be an entry in the FAQ, until enough oddities appear to warrant an oddities page. :p

@levitanong should definitely go in the FAQ IMHO

FAQ it is!

{:todo/list [:db/id :todo/editing :todo/completed :todo/title]} <- taking an example from the todo mvc

does OmNext have any prescriptions for later issuing a query that wants the following information:

{:todo/list [:db/id :todo/editing :todo/completed :todo/title :todo/time-created]}

{:todo/list [:db/id :todo/time-created]} should be sufficient information, so ideally you would avoid sending the entire query again right?