I've set up my ring/jetty based application to dynamically compile any
updated clojurescript source files, similar to the clojurescript
devenv package recently announced. I'm having some trouble getting the
paths correct though. My toplevel directory looks like this:
mysoft
srv
src
srv
core.clj (implements namespace srv.core)
client
hello.cljs
www
index.html
What I'm trying to do is gettng the server, implemented in core.clj to
dynamically compile any updates to any cljs files in the "client"
directory, and output compiled sources to the www directory. I've
almost gotten it working; After compiling, the www directory gets
populated with "hello.js" and an out directory with the proper
subfolders.
What is not correct, however, is the url's in the generated files.
When compiling, I use the following code:
(cljsc/build "../client"
{:output-dir "../www/out"
:output-to "../www/hello.js"})))
As I've mentioned, the correct files and directories seem to get put
into the www directory correctly. What is not correct however is the
content of the file hello.js:
goog.addDependency("../../../srv/../www/out/cljs/core.js",
['cljs.core'], ['goog.string', 'goog.string.StringBuffer',
'goog.object', 'goog.array']);
goog.addDependency("../../../srv/../www/out/hello.js", ['hello'],
['cljs.core']);
It seems my local file paths pollutes the url paths incorrectly. In
case it wasn't clear, the "www" is the root of the embedded webserver
in my application.
Am I doing something wrong, or should there really be some kind of
"uriBase" parameter also sent to the build function to avoid the local
filepaths polluting the url tree?
Thanks,
Marius K.
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