It's the first version so lots more work to do:
https://github.com/stevebuik/Stu
It's also a good example of how to use "react-faux-dom" with D3 in CLJS.
It's a useful technique.
Comments and contributions are welcome.
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Hi all, in case this is useful to the community, I thought I'd share the
repo I used in a talk at Clojure Sydney last night.
https://github.com/stevebuik/stateful-generative-tests
Enjoy!
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After thinking this technique through, I realised that Datomic schema is a
great candidate for s/conform.
Here's an
example https://gist.github.com/stevebuik/17ed50824f1bb814fab9e556a37cf18a
Happy to hear feedback...
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I can think of a use-case in support of Mark's position.
If you are building a hosted ETL web service (like Mulesoft) and you want
users to be able to use spec to validate records flowing through it.
One customer wants :org/postcode to be integer (i.e. US) and another wants
it to be string (i.
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> I wanted to understand the techniques used for DSL expansion so I did a
> talk at the Sydney Clojure Meetup on it. Slides are here if you are
> interested.
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http://tiny.cc/data-macros
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In various projects and presentations there are "terse" data structures
being expanded into full forms. Examples are:
- Pedestal "terse" routes : using protocols called ExpandableRoutes
- Vase schema literals : EDN reader literals
- Yada routes : I haven't used it so unsure of the techni
Laurent, you rock!
Auto-formatting is already saving my fingers a lot of travelling.
Thanks for the great work.
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I had to do this again in another project so I tried Chas' suggestion. It
is much simpler than my earlier solution.
For anyone else doing this in the future, here's how you can write it:
(defn check-workflow-result
"check if the response contains and auth-map. If so, notify the event bus"
Thanks Chas, since my current solution "ain't broke" I'll leave it as is
for now.
However, the moment I need to change it, I'll try your suggestion and will
post the code here as well.
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I'll answer my own question here for future reference value.
I found a much cleaner way was to create a wrapper type (deftype) for the
ring session store impl. It is a simple delegating wrapper but it sees the
correct cookies, regardless of the servlet container.
It has the disadvantage of not
Hi all,
I'm using Friend https://github.com/cemerick/friend for auth on my webapp
and I'm measuring how many people login and use the app etc.
In order to do this I need to detect the login and logout events as well as
the session-id cookie (I need a unique id for session) from the container.
Sadly, this was not the end of the story. I discovered that my fix posted
above did not work properly so I decided to bite the bullet and move to
shoreleave. This held the promise of using an edn reader.
A couple of things were tricky in making this migration, I'll list them
here for any future
Thanks for the support gents. Ever since Noir was deprecated I've been
planning to switch to compojure and shoreleave.
However I'm still in prototype mode and "it ain't broke" so I'm delaying
that work until I need the next level of stability.
Nice to know I'm on the right track though.
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I found the solution and it's a bit of a noob mistake.
Because I'm using fetch, the server side of the RPC is defined in a noir
host page.
I added a :require of the view model ns to that page so that the classes
are loaded above read-string call in the stack.
This made it work immediately. Do
I'm building a single-page app ( started before Pedestal was announced
sadly ) and I'm using the fetch library to support RPC from client -> JVM
server.
I'm seeing a very strange behaviour. I've defined a view-model ns (full of
defrecords) for the client data. This has worked well - the client
No problem. On the client (cljs) you should:
1. require [goog.debug.ErrorReporter :as reporter]
2. (reporter/install "/er")
On the server (I'm using Noir which supplies defpage)
(defpage [:post "/er"] {:keys [error line script trace]}
(service/record-client-error error line script tr
Take a look
at
http://closure-library.googlecode.com/svn-history/r9/trunk/closure/goog/docs/class_goog_debug_ErrorReporter.html
Since all Google Closure is available to clojurescript (in web clients) you
can use the static "install" method to log all errors in the client back to
the server.
Hi Laurent,
I've been using CCW and cljsbuild for three months and it is working well
for me but I suspect that my workflow can improve.
I run cljsbuild auto (incremental mode) and edit cljs files in CCW, then
refresh the browser (approx 6sec compile time)
I suspect that I could improve my wor
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