Closed tpscrpt closed 5 years ago
That's a great start! Do you have a simple sample of how it would be used in a new node project?
It would need to be published after being compiled with cljsbuild. Once published, it would be added by running yarn add @status-im/pluto
or npm install @status-im/pluto
; then imported with const { reader } = require('@status-im/pluto')
. You can make use of webpack, gulp or a similar library to make it browser compatible.
Is it normal that the reader ships with some React code? I.e. does it depend on React code? I haven't yet understood from where it gets included from in the reader/js. That's why I've put in the package.json dependencies on React and ReactDOM, otherwise it complains when running the built javascript in reader.js
Yes it is!
You can make use of webpack, gulp or a similar library to make it browser compatible.
Which one do you think is the best option?
I remember using browserify and it being very simple.
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Yes it is!
You can make use of webpack, gulp or a similar library to make it browser compatible.
Which one do you think is the best option?
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Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: Could not locate pluto/storage/http__init.class or pluto/storage/http.clj on classpath.
when compiling with lein cljsbuild once nodejs
with :main pluto.js
and :main pluto.reader
both.
closed for #116 , which now includes a cleaner structure and both nodejs/browser Proofs of Concept.
90 I probably won't work on this very much in the coming days. I am therefore sharing my findings in hopes that it may help someone else.