using node's net works, I get data printed to stdout from lumo trough the tcp pipe. But I'm haveing diffuculty executeing code that I send via socket.write. As if there's no execute mechanism...
ahh! bingo, delimit with \n
was what I was looking for, nice nice nice nice
@anmonteiro any plan on cutting new release?
@honzabrecka hrm I wanted to wait for the next CLJS release but happy to cut a release if you deem necessary
with lumo --help I see -K, --auto-cache Create and use .planck_cache
should be .lumo_cache?
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PR welcome
nice catch
sooner or later my beer eyes would spot it
lol nice catch ๐
the topic of cutting a new release, I wouldn't protest to that. I tried running lumo on older versions, before the static linkings. Would save me 60mb on my repository not including the binary. But I can wait until next week if cljs will be released.
I can wait too :simple_smile:
@anmonteiro can't build master right now, is that expected?
not expected, what error are you getting?
CI is passing
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Sifting output files...
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Writing target dir(s)...
<...>\lumo\scripts\build.js:83
);
^
SyntaxError: Unexpected token )
...
use Node 8
Node 7 canโt parse trailing commas at the end of function calls
@anmonteiro one down, two more popped up, build failed at second one:
Sifting output files...
Writing target dir(s)...
Building production bundle...
Error: Unexpected key 'pureExternalModules' found, expected one of: acorn, amd, banner, cache, context, dest, entry, exports, external, footer, format, globals, indent, interop, intro, legacy, moduleContext, moduleName, noConflict, onwarn, outro, paths, plugins, preferConst, sourceMap, sourceMapFile, targets, treeshake, useStrict, watch
----> bundle target/bundle.min.js
----> executing browserify via API
events.js:182
throw er; // Unhandled 'error' event
^
Error: Cannot find module 'e:\Workspace\Clojure\lumo\target\bundle.min.js' from 'e:\Workspace\Clojure\lumo'
@moxaj run yarn install
@anmonteiro seems to be working now! Should this be mentioned in the readme? Or was this some special case?
I upgraded stuff recently
@moxaj youโre welcome to add the Node 8 requirement to the readme
@anmonteiro FYI https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo/compare/master...moxaj:data_readers2
I think this is the approach you hinted at
works in the repl
@moxaj looking good!
i'll do some more testing tomorrow and create the pr
sounds great