On Friday, July 18, 2014 2:02:54 AM UTC+10, Jarppe Länsiö wrote:
I have this same problem. I thought multimethods would be great way to render
different views in simple page app, so I wrote something like this:
(def app-state {:view :login})
(defmulti render-view (fn [app owner]
Anyone using devcards with Kioo and Om?
I have got 2 problems with the workflow.
1. After updating a html-file I have to make sure that the cljs is recompiled
by forcing a save.
2. If I change the value of the appstate in the cljs and save, nothing happens
in the browser until I do a manual
Did you try with master? There was a ticket for this recently for a
nearly identical sounding issue.
David
On Sun, Jul 20, 2014 at 4:40 PM, Gary Trakhman gary.trakh...@gmail.com wrote:
That seems to work, but I still need to know why it's failing in my tooling
project, which uses leiningen of
1. After updating a html-file I have to make sure that the cljs is recompiled
by forcing a save.
Kioo only scans the html at compile time, so just saving html won't do anything
if it doesn't trigger a recompile of the cljs in your workflow.
2. If I change the value of the appstate in the
1. I wanted to know if there is any way of specifying that changes in html
always should trigger a recompile in a cljs.
2. In this figwheel example:
http://rigsomelight.com/2014/05/01/interactive-programming-flappy-bird-clojurescript.html
They are using defonce to ensure that the atom doesn't
Mark, when running devcards in figwheel, usually changing the state atom
and refreshing does reload the state in the browser automatically without
refresh.
Andreas, I've noticed the same thing. #1 is the expected behaviour -
figwheel has no way of knowing that it should recompile the cljs file
Hi All,
I had a terrible time trying to write a convenience macro for reading from a
core.async channel.
The idea was to make it easier to do the common dispatch on first part of a
message pattern, as in:
(let [[msg args] (! my-channel)]
(case msg
:msg1 (let [[a b] args]
Hi,
I'm struggling a little with the global app state in Om. When decomposing big
components I find myself wanting to use a cursor around component local state
to pass to children in order to get 2-way-binding between parent and child
component but without exposing this information to the
