anyone use ant-design with shadow-cljs?

i use modularized antd and set .babelrc but it seems that the js and css file are not import modularly

@haiyuan.vinurs what is modularized antd?

https://ant.design/docs/react/introduce

that is only import the js and css that used

so you do (:require ["antd/es/date-picker" ...]) and so on?

the babel plugin won't do anything

Hi all! I have a short question about the usage of shadow-cljs with electron. Everything works well until now except the usage of the fs module in the renderer process. From the main process it is no problem to (require '["fs" :as fs]) and get the fs module. But from the renderer process, all I get is an empty map: #js {} while for the modules path and url i get the right modules. I cannot figure out how this happens. Does anyone have an input to this?

@alpox you are probably using the wrong build config. the renderer process should have :js-options {:js-provider :require}

Hi @thheller many thanks for awesome shadow-cljs!

Setting that option for the renderer process sadly led to a whole series of: Uncaught ReferenceError: require is not defined 😞

hmm did they change that or did you disable it in the electron config?

it used to be able to use require directly?

I don't have an electron config so that should be the default. I have the feeling that I have some tooling problem with CIDER. I hope that it works with that option once I get around it!

Ok I deleted .shadow-cljs and the errors vanished except that the behavior with the fs module is still the same with the :js-options {:js-provider :require} option

Meaning I still get an empty map

and what do you get if you do (js/require "fs")?

This happens with and without the js-provider set to :require

I tested now multiple times and the require is not defined errors always appear with :require set as js-provider, the fs problem occurs with and without

I guess electron does something special to provide those node modules for the renderer

just to be clear though this is a regular electron renderer window? not a normal browser?

but yeah fs and such are typically only used in the main process

require should definitely be available though

ah. see https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44391448/electron-require-is-not-defined

Yes it is a regular electron renderer window from a newly setup project

As of version 5, the default for nodeIntegration changed from true to false.

Ohhh my. But they really should put a hint to that in their documentation where they say that node modules are available everywhere 😄

I'll try that - thanks for the hint!

Wonderful 🙂 @thheller so the error was somewhere totally different than I expected. Thanks for the fast help!