@roman01la Thanks! sorry for late.

Hi, @roman01la! Does cljss support all CSS selectors? If so, how to use, shoud I use them quoted in " " like "ul > li" and "div.the-class-name.another-class-name" if I inject them globally?

No, it doesn’t. Everything that’s supported is described in readme

You can do pseudos, but not child and element selectors

Thanks!

what's the advantage of using (r/props) and (r/children) in a render function over accessing them via arguments such as (fn [props & args])?

Hello. Is there reagent-friendly version of http://htmltohiccup.herokuapp.com/ ?

which handles :style etc properly

@andrewboltachev I use that one for reagent all the time

what features are you missing?

@pesterhazy let's say we have

<div style="background-color: red;">111</div>

[:div {:style "background-color: red;"} "111"]

I got then

Uncaught Error: The `style` prop expects a mapping from style properties to values, not a string. For example, style={{marginRight: spacing + 'em'}} when using JSX. This DOM node was rendered by `myproject.views.main_panel`.

wanna got

[:div {:style {:backgroundColor "red"}} "111"]

true

would be a cool enhancement

also would be cool to not to add [:html [:body ...]] around it every time

haha yeah that's pretty redundant

I've once learned that it's a feature of the parser

still it's super handy

here I've tried to compose similar project for early Om https://github.com/andrewboltachev/html2om/blob/master/src/clj/html2om/parser.clj#L4

and got the same html body around IIRC

ok, may be I'll go for it and try to enhance that tool

👍

join the club of htmltohiccups: https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup/wiki/Converting-html-to-hiccup

aha!

thanks

I ran into a weird situation

I have the following set of components

And I'm getting a warning "Warning: The same with-let is being used more than once in the same reactive context."

@achikin no sure, but Reagent doesn't always like lazy seqs, so try (do-all (map-indexed

plus I guess you forgot to deref the atoms

@metametadata no, and no 🙂 I've tried doall and all atoms are dereferenced properly.

I mean shouldn't (map-indexed list-item items) be (map-indexed list-item @items)?

Btw it was my second question - why sometimes reagent shows warnings when you don't doall and sometimes not?

@metametadata the code I pasted here is not the actual code, its just a reconstruction, the real code derefs properly.

ok, I see

But still thank you, I've fixed the example.

I can't answer the second question. I put doall when it asks for it 🙂

while we're on the subject, is there any meaningful difference between using (doall (map ...)) and (mapv ...) since I think mapv should be eager?

@rgdelato mapv is indeed eager, but reagent treats sequences different from vectors

Vectors are treated like a new component while lists/sequences are spliced in as children

ah, okay. that makes sense