Does your Clojurescript library work for everyone?

The aim of this project is to help test that different Clojurescript build types can successfully consume an npm-depending library.

This project was created to support my guide to authoring Clojurescript libraries

This project currently just tests the npm-depending library cljs.java-time, but is easily changed to test other libraries.

Ultimately I would like to automate this so you can point it to any Clojurescript lib like so:

make test-lib {my-lib {:mvn/version "1.1"}} my-test-ns.cljs

and it would point the compiled js files to a cljs test runner to produce a report about pass/fail, build size etc.

Usage

make list

shows the available build targets. For each, run the task e.g. make target-bundle and open a browser at http://localhost:9000 and open the console. You should see a sensible message printed if the build succeeded.

The top-level Makefile shows the commands used to compile for each build tool

Testing your own npm-depending library

Change the top-level deps.edn to point to your library and change the contents of the clojurescript.using-npm-dependency namespace to do something to use the library.

Rationale

It is important for library authors to check if an npm-depending library works when subjected to advanced compilation. Also useful is to be able to let users of the library know what they must do to make your library work - whatever their Clojurescript build setup. So this library does both those things: provides examples of all the build tools compiling an npm-depending library under advanced optimization.