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Hi! I wrote a library using Google Closure and I used the new goog.module instead of the old goog.provide/require, but unfortunately it doesn’t work with CLJS. I know that the code cljs emits uses goog.provide but here https://github.com/google/closure-library/wiki/goog.module:-an-ES6-module-like-alternative-to-goog.provide#how-do-i-use-a-googmodule-from-a-traditional-closure-file is a method to require goog.module files in goog.provide ones which I think would be cool if cljs supported.

If one would like to take a stab at it are the recommendations here https://clojure.atlassian.net/browse/CLJS-1543 valid?

@g7s this would be a pretty big effort I think. CLJS lags the closure library pretty significantly and uses a rather old version where the debug loader doesn't support this I believe

@thheller so you say that a first step would be to update the closure library that cljs uses..

I get that this would be a significant effort by itself

I'm not sure but I think so yes

I think the version currently used only supports loading regular goog.provide/require files

versions after that added a optional transpile step support for modules (es6 or goog)

but depending on the goog.module style you use it might work with the old version

transit uses goog.module and works fine

ah no sorry. not goog.module, goog.scope

you can try shadow-cljs and see if goog.module works. I think it should.

From my little experience trying to make it work, it seems that goog.scope works with current cljs. I will try with shadow or I will have to switch the library to the old style

there is some compatibility mode that should work

plain goog.module without scope requires compilation or a loader that does that

do you mean the goog.module.declareLegacyNamespace thing?

yes

thanks I will see what I can do for the moment