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realized I can just dispatch some kind of nav event that does a secretary/dispatch!
. But, I guess what I’m actually struggling with is how to have a form or some thing on one “page”, and have that go to another page AND update the URL (so that if I wanted to navigate back (via a link) it works properly, etc.
I don't use secretary
but accountant
, but the principle should be the same: you should accountant/navigate!
and then the nav-handler should change your db, not the other way around
hey, sorry if this question is redundant: I'm wondering what the best way to generate a skeleton app using reagent/reframe that is fullstack with a server component serving the SPA payload, preferably with a database setup, all of which can be deployed to heroku fairly seamlessly
from reading the docs it seems like using http://www.luminusweb.net/ to generate a template and then hacking from there might be the best bet?
if anyone knows of an existing skeleton app project on github somewhere that matches that criteria though i'd love to check it out
Chestnut is what you want except it provides om, not re-frame IIRC