Closed crimeminister closed 2 years ago
+1. Similarly, we have a re-frame web app all in Clojurescript. So having styling done in .cljs files alongside their component is more elegant.
Hey! And sorry for the late response @crimeminister & @mebster :)
Currently boot-garden produces a file which can then be loaded using a classing <link>
tag. With a CLJS based approach would you still want to produce a file?
How can the task know what rules to include? I haven't used Garden in CLJS so any explanation of how you use it (and maybe some example code) would be helpful.
Closing as this issue is rather long in the tooth!
I have a project in which I am using perun to generate a static front-end sales site and Om.Next for the application functionality. Using boot-garden with perun works great (thanks!); would it be possible to extend it to process styles stored in CLJS files as well?