Clojurians Log v2

@richiardiandrea I spent some time trying to take your lessc task and integrate perun's file watching, but I don't think it'll be very clean as long as compile-less-file! depends on the npm/exec task. Perun isn't design to require a fileset for its rendering functions, and so the way that compile-less-file! invokes npm/exec kind of outside the main task chain makes it difficult. I think I might take this and implement something like lessc in Perun itself though.

@bhagany first of all thanks 😄

second, I am using npm/exec for side effects only but I am passing things explicitely

I should maybe refactor more so that I don't have any dependency on the fileset

I think there'd have to be a non-task way of executing npm

yeah...probably actually shelling out is a better option

interesting, that's what I'd do with Perun (we use conch), but we'd lose the handy npm install that npm/exec does

npm/exec uses the fileset because of the :include option only (I am checking)...

yes, that's how I read it

er, well, I guess it still has to return the fileset, even in the absence of :include

yes one way or another you'll need to return the fileset but it is true that my task could be simplified with conch

npm/exec puts some sugar around npm binary detection basically

right. Perun's pattern is just to say "you have to have this external package installed" and then assume that it is. degree9's way of handling npm is nicer, and I like it.

I think also that he has some improvement coming out

interesting, I'll keep an eye on it

😄

but feel free to throw stuff at me in case you want to try it out...I have a setup with Semantic UI going

btw is there a perun SNAPSHOT version with the latest changes by any chance?

an a preview of the website for this #perun 😄 you guys deserve it given the hard work you put into it 😄 http://andrearichiardi.com

nice site!

I'm not sure about the latest snapshot... @podviaznikov does those

when your officially launch your site, feel free to submit a PR to include it in Perun's README

Ok thanks! I see there are a couple of problems here and there ;)