Dev vs production builds?

[deg]

This looks fantastic, thanks!

But, could you add some tips (to the examples or readme) of best practices to pull in this code only in dev builds?

[philoskim]

Thank you for the first issue! ^^

As far as I know, there is no way to selectively 'require' another namespace at run-time in ClojureScript because of the static nature of the Google Closure compiler.

For example,

(ns example.clog
  (:require [debux.cs.core :as d :refer-macros [clog clogn clog clogn break]]))

the above cannot be replaced with the following in ClojureScript.

;; project.clj
   ...
    :closure-defines {goog.DEBUG true}
   ...

;; example.clog.cljs
(ns example.clog)

(when js/goog.DEBUG
  (require '[debux.cs.core :as d :refer-macros [clog clogn clog clogn break]]))

I wanted to implement what you mentioned, but unfortunately I could not find the way.

If you have any idea, please let me know about it. Then I will reflect the feature in the next version of debux.

[deg]

I don't know any really good answers, sorry!

Perhaps another approach would be to always have the requires, but to have a set of macros that only expand when js/goog.DEBUG is set.

Also, probably worth asking this question on slack. Wiser minds than mine might have much better answers.

[deg]

I found some info that may help you in https://github.com/binaryage/cljs-devtools/blob/master/docs/installation.md#advanced-builds

[philoskim]

Now debux has a new configuration feature (https://github.com/philoskim/debux#debux-config) for development and the production version debux-stubs (https://github.com/philoskim/debux#two-libraries) library. So I close this issue. Thanks a lot for the suggestion!