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@adamfrey: I used the fn proptype which worked great
@jupl: in server side rendering it's easy to emulate context via a dynamic var: https://github.com/martinklepsch/derivatives/blob/master/src/org/martinklepsch/derivatives.cljc
Or let's not say it's easy but probably the easiest/simplest option
I think the way it works is fine, it's not really that complex code wise you just have to understand what to do. Maybe a section in the docs would be preferable to actual code?
And given that any code-way of doing it will likely hide something it may lead to more confusion
@martinklepsch I think documentation + example would be perfect. 😄