Any rating lib you use that does like react-rating ? https://github.com/dreyescat/react-rating

I couldn’t find anything that works with re-frame or reagent…

@leontalbot remember that you can use React components in a Reagent app

These may not be the best links ... but are indicative of what's possible https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/4el0xi/how_to_use_an_existing_reactjs_component_with/ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28759108/use-predefine-react-component-from-reagent

Thank you

It does require using at least cljsjs right?

I couldn’t figure out how to create externs for react-rating

I have a stupid question. I got a little re-frame app working on my local machine (pretty pleased with it! 🙂 ). It's modified using the Simple template as a base (as in, everything is just in Core.cljs and I didn't write anything involving servers). What would be the most straightforward way to be able to just upload this to Heroku?

@mattgeb this is probably more compilated than you want but ... perhaps draw inspiration from Luminus http://www.luminusweb.net/docs/deployment.md#heroku_deployment Or perhaps cheat a bit: 1. use Luminus to create the project for you lein new luminus myappname +re-frame you might need other + options on the end, not sure 2. and then copy in the code for your re-frame app 3. Use the deployment options provided by Luminus Yeah, probably too complicated.

Ha, I actually just did exactly that. I feel like I'm not quite getting the Routing, though - I ran the little template app Luminus made (it seems like it does stuff, so I figured "mess with it until it does other stuff" would be a better route than "blindly overwrite it"), buuut can't quite navigate to a page that has anything but Figwheel complaining at me.

About to use this instead: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame-template

huzzah, re-frame-template got my where I wanted a bit faster

Now let's see about translating it!

Basically works! 🙂

Now for heroku...

And then next step, I suppose I'll actually break up my messy core.cljs into a properly structured re-frame project! 😛

Hrm, it's complaining about a lack of "main". Let's see if a tweak he;ps..

It's not recognizing my clojurescript file as "Main"

Can't find 'src/cljs/life-told-heroku2.core.cljs' as .class or .clj for lein run: please check the spelling.
Exception in thread "main" java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate src__init.class or src.clj on classpath., compiling

that's looking for a Clojure file

lein run will run a clojure -main function in a namespace

Just wound up getting it to work with Compojure

So, for anyone else messing with anything similar, fastest way to make a re-frame app that's deployable with minimal nonsense in the fastest "0-to-hello-world" time, use the template

lein new re-frame <project-name> +handler

@leontalbot You can try out one of the latest features of cljs -- put :npm-deps {:react-rating "0.8.0"} in your compile options then (:require [react-rating]) in your code.

This is still alpha quality and doesn't always work tho (any JS libs that require('xxxx.json') won't work)

Otherwise you'll have to port it to cljsjs, which is a bit of a pain TBH since js libs are kinda dynamic and automatic extern generators always fail...

@leontalbot the other option is to use the "double bundle" approach: https://github.com/pesterhazy/presumably/blob/master/posts/double-bundle.md

it's pretty straightforward and works with all 3rd party react components

@akiroz @pesterhazy Thank you so much!

@akiroz @pesterhazy what are the differences between :npm-deps and double-bundle approaches?

npm-deps is newer and officially sanctioned

double-bundle uses webpack so requires two build tools - meaning it's not particularly elegant

but it works great 🙂

If my server runs under JVM (and not node) both are ok?

Is there one where code get in closure compiler and therefore can offer better perf?

@pesterhazy thanks BTW

the closure compiler doesn't touch foreign libs as far as I know