Hello everyone,
I have a ClojureScript project and I'd like to extract the text to be
translated at compile time. The inspiration comes from an Elixir library
<https://github.com/elixir-lang/gettext>, as explained in this video
<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiP_cTfzk_o>.
I'm able to extract interesting information from inside the macro with (meta
&form):
(defmacro t [key]
(when gettext-flag (add-key! (merge {:key key} (meta &form))))
`(translate ~key))
At this point I simply accumulate the data into a data structure BUT, the
real problem is "knowing" when to write the accumulated information.
I looked for a way to detect ClojureScript compilation phases but didn't
find any information on internet. I tried to do it with core.async and a
debounce mechanism but 1. it's ugly and 2. it didn't work.
Would someone have an idea on how to cleanly fire the "write file" action
when the compilation phase finishes?
Thanks 1. for creating Clojure(Script) 2. for an answer.
Damien
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