Can someone give me an advice how to get the hot-loading feature on the development working in the REPL? A link would be helpful, I just couldn't find any relevant from the Pedestal issue or the Stackoverflow. I am running on Pedelstal version 0.5.2.

I have also followed this guide: http://pedestal.io/guides/developing-at-the-repl

I want to see the debug log messages of pedestals interceptor.chain namespace — can anyone point me how to enable debug logging for that namespace with pedestals logging lib?

I think I’m running into something where this line should be true but isn’t https://github.com/pedestal/pedestal/blob/master/interceptor/src/io/pedestal/interceptor/chain.clj#L75

thus I’m ending up with exceptions that are like “Interceptor Exception: Interceptor Exception: …."

@martinklepsch update the logback.xml config as such <logger name="io.pedestal.interceptor.chain" level="DEBUG" />

@ddeaguiar thanks!

or use TRACE for more info

no need to restart the service. The change should hotload

BTW, I’ve found lnav (http://lnav.org/) to be an excellent tool for viewing logs. Here’s my lnav configuration: https://github.com/ddeaguiar/dotfiles/blob/master/shell/.lnav-formats/pedestal_log.json

@ddeaguiar actually was looking for something similar the other day and settled on some other tool. already forgot the name again lol

@ddeaguiar does it support viewing remote log files, potentially from multiple systems at once?

I’ve not tried that so can’t comment

that would be cool though

I’ve set up papertrail recently and while that’s helpful some terminal tool that shows me all logs might also be perfectly fine

that said it doesn’t seem to be within the scope of inav

I was looking for something that made it a bit easier to explore the data structures in the logs

The query support is nice but I’ve not used it too much

IIRC, lnav can view remote logs as long as they're accessible via url

From the lnav v0.8.0 release notes

- Integration with "" for querying and tailing server log and syslog messages. See the Papertrail section in the online help for more details.
- Remote files can be opened when lnav is built with libcurl v7.23.0+

I’ve not tried to do any fancy things with it

Interesting!

being able to dynamically expand and collapse log lines was a huge plus for me but I suppose my expectations were low 🙂

I mostly look at logs with tail -f so I guess my expectations aren’t high either 😄

hehe, yeah. I just got tired of trying to eyeball the key/value pairs in logged request and context maps

In any case, my threshold for pain is pretty high. I’m pretty sure my usage of lnav came out of a pairing session with @christianromney. His threshold for pain is lower 🙂

spell of summoning...yes my pain threshold is notoriously low 🙂

How is everyone here reloading their app? I currently have to kill my repl if I make any changes to my service.clj file

Pedestal service that is

@petr was your app built from the pedestal-service lein template?

@ddeaguiar it was indeed

ok, did you start your service using run-dev?

I also have to reload for any namespaces required inside of the service.clj file

I’m starting a repl and calling the run-dev fn

As I like to connect emacs to a repl

reloading your routes and the and any interceptors/handlers that changed should do it

for example, if your service code is in service.clj as in the pedestal-service template, just load that file after making changes

I presume you are trying to load changes you made to routes/interceptors/handlers

I am indeed

@petr I was asking the same question

But loading that file into my repl doesn’t change anything

I find myself having to restart hte repl

Maybe it’s cidr?

doubtful, I use cider + emacs

Do you use C-c C-k?

I think so, let me test

I am using Intellij Idea with local REPL and it's not working

I get it works with Lighttable

I remember when light table first came out

I was so excited for Chris

Its just so unuseable though

That's why I moved to Idea

but for some reason my run-dev is not working

yeah so it works when I cider-load-buffer (`C-C C-k`)

I just created a new pedestal service and I can change the home-page fn, reload and see the change

This should also work with intellij + cursive

But it only works changes to routing in either case. Refer to https://github.com/pedestal/pedestal/blob/master/service-template/src/leiningen/new/pedestal_service/server.clj#L21

If you change other properties of the service map, like port, etc, then you need to restart

So I’m building atest quick

I @ddeaguiar I have the latest Pedestal template and it's not working for me

Hah he is right

It is working

hrm, lemme try in intellij

yes please 🙂

It’s probably my code not compiling

@ddeaguiar my intellij config: "Run nREPL with Leiningen" and "Synchronize Leiningen Projects"

ok, I don’t really use intellij so bare with me

@skylar it works for me in intellij as well

here’s how I start my service (def s (run-dev))

then I make a change to a handler in service.clj

and Sync files in REPL

How do I put a prefix in :io.pedestal.http/resource-path?

I want to access "resources" via GET/static, for example...

@souenzzo I don't know if there's a way to do that right in the service map, but you can add a route like "/static" :get (io.pedestal.http.ring-middlewares/fast-resource nil)

That's the same interceptor that gets created for you when you put :resource-path on the service mpa

s/mpa/map/

@mtnygard should the path parameter be the path in the resources dir instead of nil?

@ddeaguiar Probably. That's what I get for trying to beat you to the answer.

hehe, I’ve not used fast-resource I was going to suggest io.pedestal.http.ring-middlewares/resource

Basically the same thing. Fast resource returns async and streams so time-to-first-byte is a bit better.

good recommendation

fast-resource was always from /resources?

It uses http://clojure.java.io/resource, so it looks for anything visible in your classpath

hum... I think I should make something manual to restrict to html/js/css files...

I think you can just put the files you are interested in serving resources/public

looking at the source for fast-resource now… sec

yeah

Yep. keep all stuff at resources/public and overwrite path-info/uri on ctx

tnks

I don’t think you need to overwrite anything

nope?

hmm maybe so

path-info (str "/public" path-info) or some like...

no I don’t think you need to overwrite anything

refer to https://github.com/pedestal/pedestal/blob/master/service/src/io/pedestal/http/ring_middlewares.clj#L171

uri-path is (subs ... 1)

so your route path /static would be dropped

I’m guessing anyways

It makes sense to me. It would be odd to have to start manipulating the path to get it to work

Maybe rename /resources/static... And let some big comments arround. So: there isn't standard way. I will dig into..

so, if you configured the interceptor with the root path of resources/public then requests for /static/css/foo.css would resolve to resources/public/css/foo.css

alternatively you can stick stuff in resource/static and set ::http/resource-path to /static and call it a day

actually no

forget that

it is definitely getting late for me 🙂

::bootstrap/resource-path "/public" and resources/public/statc will do. Sure with empty resources/public

yeah that works