> can you define any target you want?
Yes, that was the main motivation. I would have used cljx but it wasn't
compatible with anything but clojure and clojurescript.
> say I want to slice between :nodejs vs :nashorn in a clojurescript target?
To declare a new target, change the :features and :output-path. Try this:
[{:source-paths ["src"],
:output-path "target/generated/nodejs",
:rules
{:filetype "cljs",
:features #{:nodejs},
:inner-transforms [],
:outer-transforms []}}
{:source-paths ["src"],
:output-path "target/generated/nashorn",
:rules
{:filetype "cljs",
:features #{:nashorn},
:inner-transforms [],
:outer-transforms []}}]
On Wed, Mar 25, 2015 at 3:59 PM, Ivan L <[email protected]> wrote:
> Also, you don't need a difference in require methods provided the
> clojurescript version is greater than one of the ones released recently.
> So long as your namespace declares the macros in itself via
> :require-macros, you can require the macro namespace like a clojure require
> in cljs. (phew)
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