Clojurians Log v2

I’d like to integrate cljsjs into klipse

For that I need to have a better understanding of how cljsjs works

My biggest question is: where are the js files located actually?

You can inspect the contents of jars using jar tf path/to.jar, that should help answering your question

ok. that was useful

For klipse, I need the js files to be hosted somewhere

One solution would be to host the content of the jar in some github-pages repo

Only the production files

@martinklepsch what is the rule for the full filename inside the jar?

@viebel depends on prod vs dev file and some other things

but usually something like this:

/cljsjs/{project-name}/{production,development}/{project-name}.inc.js

ok

this is what I guessed

But sometimes I see also common

that’s for things like CSS files and externs

what about cljsjs/codemirror/common/mode/diff.inc.js?

I think it’s a regular js file

codemirror is a bit special since it has so many extensions, these are in common because they don’t exist in minified/non-minified versions I think

but codemirror really isn’t the rule.

Probably one of the most complex packages on CLJSJS

Now that Clojars is on a CDN, maybe they’ll add a way to “reach into jars” and download individual files but until then you’ll need to download the entire jar or mirror its contents somewhere

I’d like to mirror its contents

The solution I’m thinking of is to have a github repo with a project.clj that includes all the cljsjs packages

And I’ll write a script that add the contents of the packages in a folder

and I’ll host all this stuff on gh-pages

What do u think @martinklepsch ?

Sounds reasonable

OK. here is the repo @martinklepsch https://github.com/viebel/cljsjs-hosted

Could you please review my strategy 🙂

@viebel seems fine 👍

I’m not a fan of having vendor source code in git but ¯\(ツ)/¯

Do you know if there is a way to open a JAR with javascript code in the browser?

Don’t know but I guess there is some way. Afaik, Jars are mostly just zip files

I’m trying to package react-toolbox but it doesn’t seem to have a way to compile all javascript into a single file or compile sass into css at all. It seems to rely on you having webpack. Am I missing something here?