Grab the code and run:
$ lein with-profile +front figwheel
This will compile ClojureScript whenever you make changes and serve the application in localhost. Open the page.
The aforementioned command also starts a nrepl (network REPL) in the port 7888.
You can connect to it from a shell using the following command:
$ lein repl :connect 7888
In Emacs you can use cider's M-x cider-connect command and tell it that nREPL is
running on localhost:7888 to connect.
After connecting to nREPL, run the following Clojure code in it:
user> (use 'figwheel-sidecar.repl-api)
user> (cljs-repl)
After that, a figwheel message will appear and the prompt will change to cljs.user>. We can now evaluate ClojureScript in the
browser from the REPL.
The project's static resources are processed using gulp. First of all, install the npm dependencies running:
npm install
To start watching the files and process them with each change, run:
npm run watch
To process the resources just once, run:
npm run dist
For running the tests from a shell, run the following command:
$ lein cljsbuild once test
If you want to run the tests from a ClojureScript REPL, you can do it like so (given that you want to run the tests contained in the uxbox.core-test namespace):
cljs.user> (require '[cljs.test :as t])
cljs.user> (t/run-tests 'uxbox.core-test)
Note that the test output will appear in the browser and in the shell where you launched the lein fighweel command.
For transforming the generated HTMLs to hiccup form, execute the following command:
$ lein with-profile +front hicv 2clj resources/public/templates/*.html
The .clj files in the hicv directory will contain the hiccup versions of the HTML templates.
You can start a Clojure REPL with the following command:
$ lein repl
In Emacs you can use cider's M-x cider-jack-in command in the proyect directory
to have a REPL in your editor.
For running the tests from a shell, run the following command:
$ lein test
If you want to run the tests from a Clojure REPL, you can do it like so (given that you want to run the tests contained in the uxbox.core-test namespace):
user> (require '[clojure.test :as t])
user> (t/run-tests 'uxbox.core-test)
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