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How should I go about using .clj code in my .cljs code?
I have
- my
- app.cljs
- scrape.cljscrape.clj contains code I want to run inside app.cljs, how can I do that? Trying (:require [my.scrape]) gives me a "my/scrape.clj" was found on the classpath. Should this be a .cljs file? in the terminal.
I was not able to find the proper documentation for this in the guide, it's most likely there but I haven't found it.it is unclear what you are trying to do. is this supposed to be a macro or what is the intent here?
so for that you'd need to setup a clj webserver and have the cljs code talk to that over http or websocket
I want to call a function from the my.scrape name space that -as you concluded- grabs some data from a website, I want to then use reagent to display it in a web page. Thanks for letting me know I can't just call clj code. I found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-dBmuRsW6w which aims to do something close to what I want, I'll watch it and report if I was able to do what I wanted, thank you!
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