okay, now I started a shadow repl from the terminal on the demo project (minimal-shadow-cljs-browser) and it seems to be working. Now I want to switch over to cider, but when I :cljs/quit out of it and go to cider-jack-in it says the server's already running and doesn't give me a repl buffer in emacs. I even tried reloading the page and restarting the shadow server. How am I supposed to quit out so I can come in from cider without having to reboot my whole machine?

error in process sentinel: Could not start nREPL server: shadow-cljs - config: /home/kevin/tmp/minimal-shadow-cljs-browser/shadow-cljs.edn  cli version: 2.6.6  node: v8.11.1
shadow-cljs - connected to server
server already running

I can reconnect to it from the terminal with shadow-cljs cljs-repl app

also, section 4.3.1 of the user guide says:

If the popular cider-nrepl is found on the classpath it will be added automatically. No additional configuration required.

Much of CIDER's functionality depends on the presence of CIDER's own nREPL middleware. Starting with version 0.11, When cider-jack-in (C-c C-x (C-)j (C-)j) is used, CIDER takes care of injecting it and its other dependencies.

When running shadow-cljs tests with karma (3.0.0), how do I run only a single deftest (and rerun when files change)?

@thheller all good. Are the plugin docs in the guide? With respect to the Gatsby stuff. I agree it has to be a full framework. I’m investing in Rum due to SSR and open state management. Was more interested in the common implementation details that could be shared if any.

@vigilancetech if cider starts the shadow-cljs server it will add the middleware. it you start it separately you have to add it. I recommend adding it yourself since you then don't hve to worry about if cider adds it or not. adding it twice is not a problem.

I don't understand what you mean by quitting the REPL and cider-jack-in. those are two completely different things

there can also be many connections to a shadow-cljs REPL so you don't have to quit one for the other to take over

I do recommend running shadow-cljs server separately

and then using cider-connect as describe here https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#cider

Hello, how do i use npm packaged css in clojurescript app? I have installed bulma and 'bulma-react-components` npm packages and am using bulma components in my app by requiring it as ["react-bulma-components" :as bulma], an i can see the component part working. Now, how do i import the css in my app?

Do i have to include a <link rel="stylesheet" href="..." /> or is there a better way to load npm-packaged css module in clojurescript through shadow-cljs ?

@neupsh shadow-cljs does not process any CSS yet so you have to get it into your page by other means. I typically use the node-sass cli or just copy the css manually into my public/css directory

@thheller thank you, i will try to use sass to import it and give it a try

Hello, shadow-cljs is compatible with sente?

probably? never tested it

Means, I would like to use with http-kit and sente and at front-end

well the CLJS side you can do with shadow-cljs yes

the server part I would recommend something more tailored for CLJ development, ie. lein

I use lein works fine with http-kit and compojure (shadow-cljs). I just want to use ws to transfer data between parts. Thanks! I check it.

I am using Highcharts with shadow-cljs and am trying to get the no-data-to-display plugin to work. The docs say to add modules/no-data-to-display.js to your imports. I did this by adding ["highcharts/modules/no-data-to-display"] to my :require but that doesn't appear to work. I'm curious if there is any sort of initialization that I need to do to get the plugin to work. Any thoughts?

If I change the require to ["highcharts/modules/no-data-to-display" :as foo] and run (js/console.log foo) it logs a function, not a map like most npm modules do.

are you maybe suppsed to call that function?

I tried with no args and I got an error. Took a guess and called it like this (foo highcharts) where highcharts is ["highcharts/js/highcharts" :as highcharts] and it worked. Very weird. In their examples all they do is add <script src=""></script> to their index.html.

well yeah thats because thats just the browser banging on a global variable

their bundle just then calls that function on load basically

Seems like an odd way to do it.

I suppose that isn't an abnormal conclusion when working with JS libs though...

indeed 😛

@wilkerlucio just published 2.6.11 which should now properly use the REPL ns even for CLJS