Clojurians Log v2

Does shadow infer externs for JS libraries required from a file system? Seems like methods got renamed, but there’s no warnings about failed externs inference

there is no inference for JS files, since that is only part of the CLJS compiler which they don't go through

makes sense, is there anything shadow/closure can do to warn about renamed symbols in JS files?

shadow-cljs check the-build but that is very noisy

hello. Does the possibility exist to create a working setup whereby node would be running on something like say a raspi-zero that can run node, connected to a regular development system that can reasonably run JVM/Shadow/node, and be able to create a repl experience, or is that folly?

that is trivial if you use something like sshfs or so. something that makes the files from your PC available over on the pi

manual copy works too though

lets say :node-script you have :output-to "out/script.js" and :output-dir "out". you somehow make the out directory available on the pi and run it there via node script.js or so

then the only extra option you'll need is :devtools {:devtools-url "<http://your-computer-ip:9630>"} in your build config

thats it

ok, let me see how far I get with that.

seems like this is pretty close to working. Had to stuff a 'ws' on the target device. So I'm running 'watch app' on the dev box, and running app with node on the target. It clearly gets a code reload whenever the watch decides to recompile.

I'm connected via calva, I guess to the watch on the dev box.

all of the 'evals' seem to be happening on the dev box though - is this expected?

gets rather opaque who I'm talking to...

eval happens whereever the process runs, so your pi

calva just talks to your dev box and the shadow-cljs process handles the messaging between the processes

https://shadow-cljs.github.io/docs/UsersGuide.html#repl-troubleshooting maybe that helps a little

I tried to validate that with a fs.writeFileSync, and I don't seem to see that behavior

how did you start the REPL though? if you juse use node-repl that will run on the dev box

need to select the REPL for the build you created

(I'm writing off in the non-shared filesystem)

hmm

yes that seems the be the issue - much better

that is really nice - thank you!

about the only thing I would note is that on the target, there is an implied js dependency on 'ws', which isn't there. Actually I lied, it isn't an rpi, it's a custom board which doesn't have npm, but does have node.

best way to handle this is having a package.json in your out directory

and having dependencies installed there

at least until you have a native module. But anyway, thanks for the pointers, this works fantastic.