Clojurians Log v2

What do you mean “in the browser”? It depends what kinds of dependencies you use. Squint itself is small

I mean the ability to dynamically run cljs-like code, similar to what Scittle does. The Squint core is small but to parse cljs-like requires the full compiler. Is that right?

you mean with the evaluate stuff. yes, the compiler is written in CLJS so it pulls in a lot of stuff

Hm I wonder if it would compile with :lite 🤔

compile what? it's already JS

sorry wrong thread

Lite is really limited, I don't think it'll work

The size actually went up. 😁

Implementation is trivial:

export {
  get,
  get_in,
  nth,
  peek,
  contains_QMARK_,
  assoc,
  assoc_BANG_,
  assoc_in,
  update,
  update_in,
  conj,
  conj_BANG_,
  merge,
  merge_with,
  into,
  dissoc,
  dissoc_BANG_,
  pop,
  select_keys,
  empty,
  atom,
  deref,
  reset_BANG_,
  swap_BANG_,
  add_watch,
  remove_watch
} from './src/squint/core.js';

Build it like this:

npx esbuild squint-ds.js --bundle --minify --format=esm --outfile=squint-ds.min.js

This is something I have personally needed when working on JS codebases. I wonder if there is any interest on having this squint-ds.min.js artifact built and available on e.g. npm and CDNs? I could put together a PR against the squint repo if that sounds like a good idea.

Why not use squint core directly ?

I'm thinking of the no-build use-case.

you can use squint core without a build? it's just a lib

That's true.

Having another lib re-export functions that already exist in the other lib should tell you this?

I guess the idea of having access to assoc etc. in a 1kb file excites me more than having it in a 61kb file.

oh right, you want minified

I missed that

I think that's reasonable since we also already have a umd build