Clojurians Log v2

I think i found it myself: [:shadow.build.cljs-bridge/state :shadow.build.modules/config]

which path are you referring to?

the compiler output path. I'm migrating from :broser target to :esm, and on browser target we have used the modules loader, which one is only available under :browser target

I have build a lightweight approach (witthout module manager and module loader) that loks like

there is a new loader mechanism for esm thats generally "better" I think

basically you apply :lazy-loadable to a var metadata

(defn my-thing {:lazy-loadable true} [a b] ...)

then (shadow.esm/load-by-name 'foo.bar/my-thing) give you a promise that'll resolve to a function for that var

that should make all other needs to know the module name or path obsolete?

oh, interesting, i will look on it. In any case our approach works for us and is drop-in replacement for the previous approach without big code changes

maybe in other iteration i will look on using the load-by-name

load-by-name is just a function, so requires to special macro magic and can easily be integrated into other helper things

{:lazy-loadable "foo"} and (load-by-name "foo") also works

that i'm not cleary understand

what do you mean with {:lazy-loadable "foo"}, where it should be?

you can use your own name I mean. doesn't need to be a fully qualified symbol

on the var metadata

(defn my-thing {:lazy-loadable "foo"} [a b] ...)

ok ok, now is clear

i go to experiment with it, thanks

to be clear it yields a function, so

(js-await [var (shadow.esm/load-by-name "foo")]
  (let [actual (var)]
    (actual 1 2)))

(its not actually a var, just a zero arity function to get the latest reference)

this is because of hot-reload or REPL which may redefine things, so every time the function is called you get the latest value

yep, i'm aware of it, in any case thanks for clarification

I'm playing a bit with it and looks very interesting, but i have some case that does not looks to be working. I have a custom macro for define react components as function, it mimics the defn and looks like this

on that macro, all this metadata is assigned to the symbol metadata but looks like shadow passes before that... or something that i'm not understand right now, still researching

nah, that was my fault, it works as expected, ignore previous chat