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Work with ClojureScript #5

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ikitommi opened this issue Dec 22, 2016 · 6 comments
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Work with ClojureScript #5

ikitommi opened this issue Dec 22, 2016 · 6 comments

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@ikitommi
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Should be easy to port.

@arichiardi
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@ikitommi how easy? I would be interested, do you know by any chance the possible roadblocks?

I think =eventually=> can be one after skimming the lib a bit 😄

@arichiardi
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Side question, are you folks using this lib? I am thinking that it could be useful for us as well 😉

@miikka
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miikka commented Aug 9, 2018

Based on @kalekale's attempt to port this to ClojureScript, it was less easy than what it looked like. The code has significantly changed since then, though, and should probably be easier to port now.

We do use this internally in a couple of Metosin projects.

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miikka commented Aug 9, 2018

I looked at the code and another place that has a lot of Java-specific stuff going on is =throws=>. That said, maybe => and =in=> could be ported first and it would still be useful.

@arichiardi
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I am specifically looking for a better way to takle async testing in cljs..sooo I will check first if eventually can be ported. I am half tempted by falling into the lisp curse and bootstrap a lib with only better async wrappers though.

In any case thank you a lot for answering!

@jgrodziski
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Any chance to have the merge of this issue published on clojars with a new version? or the project to include tools.deps for us to reference it with a git reference?
Big thanks for the lib that I found awesome, great work folks!

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