I use cljx so they start out in common cljx file so its simply the same
namespace.
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There are still changes that need to propagate to Piggieback. And
regardless of Piggieback, currently a lot of REPLs unnecessarily do things
in slightly different ways (some of these, but not all, attributable to the
fact that previously Piggieback could *not* reuse the existing REPL loop
and had
tl;dr I want to restructure
https://github.com/amacdougall/alpha-counter/blob/master/src/alpha_counter/core.cljs
to separate views and logic, but the views refer to functions and data which
do not belong in the same namespace as views. If the views namespace requires
core, and the core
On Monday, February 23, 2015 at 8:44:06 AM UTC-6, Tristan Strange wrote:
what's the simplest means of configuring a project that allows me to both:
- Evaluate expressions from Vim to a browser based REPL
- Have figwheel style reloading files.
I recommend using Figwheel's REPL within a screen
If it helps, I have a 'state' namespace with the global state and some
global cursors and then a separate .view.X namespace for each 'page'.
Each page has a consistent API including 'visible?' and 'id' which a
main namespace bootstraps. It bootstraps each page by checking if it
is visible? and if
Hi,
I'm trying to use clojurescript with node.js repl.
I have cljs 2913 and piggieback 0.1.6-SNAPSHOT.
When I try to evaluate my namespace, I'm getting this error:
ExceptionInfo TypeError: Cannot read property 'require' of undefined
Basically, the namespace cljs.nodejs seems to be nil and
I'm trying to write a plugin for showtime/movian https://movian.tv/ using
clojurescript.
During plugin loading I see error in subject.
JS [ERROR]:
file:///home/eduard/pet/showtime_brbto/javascripts/fsto.js:65 SyntaxError: test
for equality (==) mistyped as assignment (=)?
JS
On Monday, February 23, 2015 at 1:39:52 PM UTC-6, Colin Yates wrote:
If it helps, I have a 'state' namespace with the global state and some
global cursors and then a separate .view.X namespace for each 'page'.
snip
That might be a good way to go -- and it would answer a related question I
Posted here:
http://swannodette.github.io/2015/02/23/hello-google-closure-modules/
David
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