Clojurians Log v2
squint
Thanks for the awesome work with Squint! Here is a PR that makes mapcat return a transducer if no collections are provided: https://github.com/squint-cljs/squint/pull/608
Very cool, thank you!
You're welcome, thanks for the review!
released
Cool!
Here is another PR on the same theme: https://github.com/squint-cljs/squint/pull/610
Thanks, I don't have a very rational reason to prefer if else over () ? : but I think I do prefer if else more, because it's easier to put stuff in between when you need to
I also fixed the build failure (hopefully)
Thanks, I changed it to use if over ?. By the way, what is the purpose of jsv!, as in (jsv! '(into [] (remove odd?) [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9])))?
it compiles the expression into a js value
compiles and evaluates
Interesting, but isn't it possible to write (into [] (remove odd?) [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9])) without wrapping it with jsv! , or am I missing something?
no, because in that case the expression is evaluated in normal ClojureScript
Oh, I have to look into that... I believe I may not have used jsv! for the unit test in my previous PR that I submitted earlier today.
oh please fix that too then :)
Yes, I will look into that :-)
Is it OK that I put that change in the PR that I have open now, or does it need a separate PR?
yeah, it's ok
I pushed a fix that wraps the mapcat transducer expression in the unit tests with jsv.
merged. do you need another release?
No hurry, I will use (filter (complement ...)) until you decide to release.
cool. what are you building, something just for fun or otherwise?
I am building a library that will download datasets of RDF triplets to the browser and store them in a Dexie.js database. And then make them searchable. I am a bit new to frontend development and was first considering ClojureScript but decided to look into Squint instead because it is more interoperable with the rest of the JS ecosystem. If I end up with something useful, I will make it public.
sounds very cool!
I based my project on the vite-react example from Squint. Despite Squint being so young, it has been a very nice development experience so far. I sit with a bb test:watch process running in my terminal and an Emacs window next to it. Even if Squint doesn't have a REPL yet, the feedback loop is very short and pleasant 🙂
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