So I've run into a problem with requiring an npm module, "auth0-js", that the files it produces aren't named the way that shadow-clj expects. Instead of being "auth0-js.js", the files are just called "auth0.js". https://github.com/auth0/auth0.js/blob/master/package.json Are there any work -a-rounds for this?

@emoarmy not sure what you mean. it doesn't matter to shadow-cljs at all.

(:require ["auth0-js" :as ajs])

Ok, sorry. I'm going to look into this more on my end. It looks like I was misreading an error message.

I think I’ve found my issue… I have a require statement as such:

(ns 
  (:require ["auth0-js" :as ajs]))

@emoarmy the error has absolutely nothing to do with the generated filename

it just tells you that it failed to load that file because of some error that occured while loading the file

cannot read property lib of undefined is that error

try :js-options {:variable-renaming :local} in your build config

auth0-js will always be renamed to auth0_js since auth0-js is auth0 - js in javascript since - is an operator

Awesome! That worked wonderfully, thank you for your time!

Is this config used directly by the closure compiler? I’m wondering where else I should be looking next time I run into an issue like this

normally you shouldn't need any of those options. the defaults should work. I know for a fact that setting this :variable-renaming :local will break other JS libs

but yes that is a closure compiler option when transforming the JS code