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Hi! Can also suppress the automatic injection of binaryage/devtools
selectively in some of my :browser
targets?
(Rationale: The shadow-cljs compiled code that I run in my embedded WebView does not support the devtools and therefore raises a warning.)
anyone with an example github project where you use material ui directly via npm?
ah, cool. I found some very useful examples in the official docs. 🙂 https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#_using_npm_packages
I just imported material ui: (require '["@material-ui/core" :as x])
and it seems like toolbar
is empty. Anyone with any tips on how I can "find the bug"?
all the others are e.g #Object[WithStyles] but toolbar is #js {}
I wonder how this is even possible..
(require '["@material-ui/core/Toolbar" :as raw-Toolbaw])
Then
(def Toolbar (.-default raw-Toolbar))
I had some issues with npm I think, this has been solved 🙂
@jarvinenemil what is toolbar
supposed to be? your example only defines x
?