Ok I’ll give that a try thanks

when i use the command clojure -A:cider:cljs:shadow watch jarvis , it’s will build success.

but i use the M-x cider-jack-in-cljs => chose shadow-cljs => chose :jarvis , i will get this Error: Build failure , The required namespace “shadow.remote.runtime.cljs.browser” is not available.

this is my shadow-cljs.edn file:

{:deps   {:aliases [:cljs]}
 :builds {:jarvis {:target :browser
                   :output-dir "resources/public/js"
                   :modules
                   {:jarvis {:init-fn functor-api.core/init!}}
                   :devtools
                   {:http-port  8801
                    :http-root  "resources/public"
                    :after-load functor-api.core/mount-components
                    :preloads   [shadow.remote.runtime.cljs.browser]}}

          :test {:target   :browser-test
                 :test-dir "src/test/resources/public/js/test"
                 :devtools
                 {:http-port 8821
                  :http-root "src/test/resources/public/js/test"}}}}

which shadow-cljs version do you use? in the deps.edn file?

I don't know anything about cider so can't help much in that regard

shadow.remote.runtime.cljs.browser what is this preload?

@thheller it’s my dep.edn

try version 2.8.94. the version you have didn't have that ns

@thheller build failure again.

sorry I can't tell what cider is doing so I can only help with actual shadow-cljs output

@thheller thanks 😄

Hi, is there a way to access the clojurescript compiler from a shadow project? I need to add a onclick handler to a DOM node (`onclick="console.log('hi')"`), for that I would need: (compile '(.log js/console "hi")

@quentin.leguennec1 that is not supported and not a good idea either

@thheller why is that?

I found another way around, by the way. Attaching an event works, no need for an onclick attribute

yes, attach event handlers via code and not via html

Yeah

I think that's what react does

yes

I'm trying to rewrite react

lots of fun