Is it possible to include a JS file in a script element in doo-index.html

[jgregors]

I am writing a clojurescript app which contains a "settings.js" file for all my third party configuration etc. This file is created by a script in a build pipeline for test/prod etc and is created locally for development. I serve this file from resources/public on the web server and it is include within a element on index.html and works fine.

I am trying to run tests with doo but after going through the source I can not see a way to have added to doo-index.html and hence, gain access to the js variables in the test context. Is there a way to do this?

Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

[bensu]

Hi @jgregors

Can you look at #25 and see if it solves your problem? If so, I'll find a way to properly document it.

[jgregors]

I saw #25 yesterdau and it seems like this would be the right solution but I have tried it and cannot get it working. My settings.js file looks like this:

var CONFIG = { SETTINGS : { AUTH0 : { CLIENT_ID : "", DOMAIN : ""}, } } }

the cljsbuild config:

` {:id "test"
                    :source-paths ["src/cljs" "test/cljs"]
                    :compiler {:output-to "resources/public/js/compiled/test.js"
                                    :main platform-ui.runner
                                    :source-map-timestamp true
                                    :foreign-libs [{:file "resources/public/js/settings.js"
                                                         :provides ["CONFIG"]}]}}`

After adding this the "settings.js" file is not referenced in the doo-index.html and I get "ReferenceError: Can't find variable: CONFIG"

This doesn't look like a doo problem but if you can spot what I am messing up it and suggestions would be a big help.

[jgregors]

I can get a passing test for including jquery as per your example so I am doing something wrong in regards to the namespacing for what I need. I will work it out. Thanks for getting back to me.

[bensu]

No problem, if you can't figure out just ping me back here with an example repo and we'll take it from there even if it's not doo related.

[jgregors]

Thanks, Sebastian. I have it working now and it is fine for what I need. The example repo in #25 is good for showcasing how to do this and I did see this before raising this issue - I just couldn't work out what I was messing up. Do you think it's worth documenting? If so, let me know if you want me to create a PR.

[bensu]

I do think it is worth documenting, many people want to add special files for testing. A short wiki article should be enough. Let me know if you have an OS project we could use an example.

[jgregors]

Sorry for the slow reply Sebastian. I don't have something OS at the moment but can easily put together something. That said, I think that your example/repo in #25 is very clear.

On 4 April 2016 at 23:22, Sebastian Bensusan notifications@github.com wrote:

I do think it is worth documenting, many people want to add special files for testing. A short wiki article should be enough. Let me know if you have an OS project we could use an example.

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[bensu]

Thanks @jgregors, then I'll look into adding something with that repo.