typo: use "dev" instead of "release" for the full blown dev experience:
rlwrap lein run -m shadow.cljs.devtools.cli/dev script
On Monday, April 3, 2017 at 3:35:34 PM UTC-5, Thomas Heller wrote:
> This thing I wrote is getting to a point where it might be useful to someone
> else. It might make your CLJS life a bit easier.
>
> I have been using my own CLJS tooling (shadow-build) for over 3 years now, it
> had some of lein-figwheel's features that I never talked about but frankly
> lein-figwheel was just plain easier to use so I never bothered.
>
> Over the years however I noticed a trend in my projects that bothered me. I
> would repeat all my build configuration at least twice and only change one
> tiny thing. I would have a :dev build with :optimizations :none and a :min
> build with :advanced. Some other things might change as well but the bulk of
> the configuration stayed the same.
>
> So the goal was simple, abstract the configuration stuff to the basics. You
> define the :target and compile this either in :dev or :release mode. The
> :target defines where your build is supposed to run (ie. browser,
> node-library or node-script). :dev then provides some good defaults for
> development (with REPL, live-reloading, source-maps, ...) and :release takes
> care of everything to produce the most optimized build.
>
> The main goal of this was to automate as much as possible and no changes to
> code should be required when switching between :dev and :release.
>
> Say you want to create a node script, something that runs as a standalone
> node process.
>
> {:id :script
> :target :node-script
> :main demo.script/main
> :output-to "out/demo-script/script.js"}
>
> This creates only the file defined in :output-to. You run that file by
> calling "node script.js arg". It will call "(demo.script/main "arg") on
> startup which is a normal `(defn main [& args] ...)` in `(ns demo.script)`.
> No need to do the usual `(set! *main-cli-fn* ...)` or anything else really.
>
> To compile the script in :dev mode you run:
> lein run -m shadow.cljs.devtools.cli/once script
>
> To compile the script in :release mode:
> lein run -m shadow.cljs.devtools.cli/release script
>
> Or if you want the full blown dev experience:
> rlwrap lein run -m shadow.cljs.devtools.cli/release script
>
> This drops you into a REPL that you can use to interact with the running
> process once you start the node process.
>
>
> If you just want to integrate with some existing node stuff as a library you
> can use this config:
>
> {:id :library
> :target :node-library
> :output-to "out/demo-library/lib.js"
> :exports
> {:hello demo.lib/hello}}
>
> The :exports map specifies which vars should be exported to node.
>
> > var x = require('./lib');
> undefined
> > x.hello()
> hello
> 'hello'
>
>
> The caveat of all this is that these default :target configurations (didn't
> mention :browser yet) are based on what I consider "good" setups. That might
> be totally different from what everyone else is doing. There are also some
> other differences to other build tools like figwheel or lein-cljsbuild, which
> may be confusing at first.
>
> So should anyone be interested in this at all I'd be happy about any kind of
> feedback.
>
> You can find some more information here:
> https://github.com/thheller/shadow-devtools
>
> I would consider this ALPHA level but I have been using shadow-build for a
> really long time and some of the devtools things for just as long. I just
> re-wrote some parts recently to simplify the configuration bits. It is
> nowhere near the polish of lein-figwheel but it is probably faster and
> simpler to configure. ;)
>
> Cheers,
> /thomas
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