I have a project which targets both Node.js and the browser - the vast majority
of code is shared and kept in the 'src' folder, with anything that needs to
differ being held in 'src-client' and 'src-server'. It's getting a little
clunky to maintain this, though, so I'm hoping to move everything to a single
folder and use a macro to detect whether or not it's built with Node extensions.
Essentially, I want to allow something like this:
(def logger
(client-or-server
js/log ; Use a globally namespaced library on the client
(nodejs/require "loglevel") ; Use a 'require' statement on the server
))
But I'm finding myself a little lost in documentation when it comes to safely
detecting the existence of 'cljs.nodejs', and I'm wondering if it might be a
bad idea for as-yet unforeseen reasons?
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