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@richiardiandrea: ok, I think I'm able to answer this a little better now. I've translated some step definitions for cucumber-js from .js to .cljs, so my tree looks like this:

$ tree features

features
├── documentation.feature
├── step_definitions
│   ├── browser_steps.cljs
│   └── hooks.cljs
└── support
    └── world.cljs

$ lumo -c features build.clj

because after it builds, I want to do something like:

./node_modules/.bin/cucumber-js out

So the compilation is not something that is done using the above lumo command: lumo was born as REPL and then added a compiler

maybe my files aren't being transpiled in out because they don't have a namespace? ie: world.cljs

(js/require "chromedriver")
(def seleniumWebdriver (js/require "selenium-webdriver"))
(def defineSupportCode (.-defineSupportCode (js/require "cucumber")))

(defn custom-world []
  (this-as this
    (let [builder (new (.-Builder seleniumWebdriver))
          forBrowser (.forBrowser builder "chrome")]
      (set! (.-driver this) (.build forBrowser)))))

(defineSupportCode
  #(% ((.-setWorldConstructor %) custom-world)))

So yeah, they are not

In order to do that, you have to build: use lumo.build.api. There is no doc at the moment but you can easily follow the ClojureScript one

Let me fetch a link for you

here's my build.clj:

(require 'lumo.build.api)

(lumo.build.api/build "features"
  {:output-to "out/main.js"
   :target :nodejs
   :optimizations :none
   :language-out :es6})

Oh ok cool

Sorry so the problem is elsewhere, why is it build.clj?

Usually those are macro files

I'd try build.cljs just to be sure

I was following the cljs Quick Start ¯\(ツ)/¯

if I do the hello world example in the Quick Start (`hello-world.core`) and put a :main in build.clj, it transpiles it and I can run it in node/lumo

so I'm thinking maybe I'm missing a namespace entry that allows it to transpile these files in features/

Uhm not sure that's an issue

or maybe I need to do some kind of file-globbing reference to get it to pick up all the folders with .cljs files in it

No well the folder should be fine, if it contains .cljs files they should be picked up bugs aside. I would try the namespace thing just to be sure..