It seemed to work for a bit, but then I had #js in a function, and now it’s saying there’s no reader for that tag.

Any pointers? Would like the initial page render to come from the server. Is it realistic to have identical component trees?

@mruzekw: the #js literal needs to be inside a reader conditional

#?(:clj [] :cljs #js [])

As for identical component trees. It can work but all your components need to be defined in rum. You cannot use any JS react components in server side rendering

@martinklepsch Thanks, I think I almost have it. Now it’s having trouble with js/ namespace

Here is my code ^ I’m having trouble rendering the component tree on both the server and client

Any help is appreciated

what is wrong exactly @mruzekw

Caused by: java.lang.RuntimeException: No such namespace: js

This is in a cljc file

I guess I could pull out the application logic to the client side, and pass in an on-submit function to passwordless-login

What is this? js/Auth0

that's a browser API I guess, you can't use it on the server side

I’m aware

ok

Actually, can't you just ignore that part on the server?

The whole send-email function, can't it be something like (constantly nil) on the server side?

Right, I just moved sen-email to strictly client side and am passing in a submit function. I’ll post my new code for reference

I'd love to see your code but I need to run. First thought when you said you "moved the send-email to strictly client side" is, you don't need to do that. You can keep it in the cljc file, and just wrap it in ?(:cljs). And then have another version for :clj

There's pros and cons to both approaches, but I'd prefer to keep the relevant code in one namespace

Okay, thanks, I’ll give it some more thought