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is there no package for Draft.js?

Heya guys, what are some debugging steps to take if I’m using a cljsjs package but I get no such namespace errors when trying to (:require the package?

@anmonteiro: nope

@anmonteiro: if you're considering using Draft.js you might also be interested in Mobiledoc-kit — it's not React-based but seems pretty good from some initial experiments

I’ll consider that, thanks

wrt. Draft: I’ve downloaded it from NPM and added to foreign-libs, but getting an error saying Immutable is not defined

should I be building a UMD module with Webpack or something?

this question probably falls out of this channel’s scope

@anmonteiro: draft js depends on immutable.js so you'll need to provide that

@martinklepsch: somehow I thought it was bundled in the distribution

I thought that too initially but I don't think it is

it would make sense if it was

so you succeeded in using it with those 2 foreign-libs only?

i.e. Draft.js and Immutable.js

@anmonteiro: I didn't pursue it any further at that point

right, thanks anyway

but you can just try a script tag with immutable, if that solves it: 👍

alright, thanks

@anmonteiro: if you end up with any draft-js-using code I'd love to see it

dully noted 🙂

Hey, how do I boot install cljsjs package into my local maven repo? I tried boot package and then boot install

➜  codemirror git:(master) ✗ boot install
             clojure.lang.ExceptionInfo: java.lang.Exception: can't find jar file
    data: {:file
           "/var/folders/18/c6wmb7nj5_qb2h3yfx73cq480000gn/T/boot.user7938991289567817419.clj",
           :line 33}
java.util.concurrent.ExecutionException: java.lang.Exception: can't find jar file
                    java.lang.Exception: can't find jar file
     boot.task.built-in/fn/fn/fn/fn  built_in.clj:  721
                boot.core/run-tasks      core.clj:  794
                  boot.core/boot/fn      core.clj:  804
clojure.core/binding-conveyor-fn/fn      core.clj: 1910

denik: boot package install

thanks @juhoteperi speed of light response

there is no state kept between separate Boot invocations, so if you run the commands separately install doesn't see the files created by package

That makes a lot of sense