@ivanpierre/cljstron-simple
v0.0.3
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ClojureScript skeleton in node.js with electron
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CLJStron-simple (CLJStron plug)
Project
A library to manage and develop electron
applications in ClojureScript
... and Clojure
?
Goals
State of project
Project is now a WIP in pre-alpha stage as of 22th of October 2017. :mask:
It is only as for now a simple experimental electron
app used as a sandbox.
Version
@ivanpierre/[email protected]
first beta version will be moved tocljstron
on NPM as[email protected]
.- GitHub repository: https://github.com/cljstron/cljs-node-electron-boot. First beta version will be moved to
cljstron/CLJStron
repository with release0.0.1-beta1
.
Dependencies (as for now)
NPM
[email protected]
It's necessary to compile the project. Why? because of the compiler... :unamused:.[email protected]
The compiler for now, but this will be in a module afterward (compiler agnostic). Root compilation will be a rawlein
project.
Clojars
[camel-snake-kebab "0.4.0"]
It's used to managesnake-case
d andcamelCase
d keys. I will change to thecamel-case
library included inelectron
package, or not... :wink:
Installation
As it's an alpha release, I suppose you already know how to install programs and the configuration of your computer... :yum:
Prerequisites
leinigen
git
- If you're on a mac, you'll probably will have to install XCode which is in the Apple Store.
- hint : if when you use git you have message about XCode, that's it... :grin:
- If you install it you'll have to aggree to the licence aggrement : type
'sudo xcodebuild -license'
, give your password, hit the space key, or enter, until you're at the end of the licence, typeaggree
[ENTER], and you're done.
node.js
that includesnpm
, the package manager. You can also use theyarn
manager if it's your favorite tool. I figure out you know how to translate the following npm commands... :innocent:- Not mandatory but useful, a node version selector
nvm
so you can play with the lastestnode.js
version.- if you do it, change version before proceeding...
- with
npm
install :- latest version of
npm
:npm i -g "npm@latest"
shadow-cljs
:npm i -g "shadow-cljs"
electron
:npm i -g "[email protected]"
- latest version of
Installing project
Go in a developpement directory or create it.
create and download the project directory :
git clone https://github.com/cljstron/cljs-node-electron-boot.git
You should be in the project directory :
cd cljs-node-electron-boot
And download the needed libraries :
npm install
Compiling project
Compile the main
and renderer
applications in development mode:
shadow-cljs compile main
shadow-cljs compile renderer
If you've got errors... you're at work... :grin: Go to the Editing the project
part. And try to figure out why, by reading the error messages.
I'll try to only push working versions, but I'm on a mac
now, so Windows
and Linux
releases have not been tested.
You can also put an issue on the project's GitHub repository issues page
.
Lanching the project
It's just :
electron .
or npm start
Normally you have an open window with infos on the versions of your electron
environment.
For mac
users, closing the windows doesn't stop the program, you have to go to the menu and close the application. Bad mac
habit, but you can change it, see editing code.
Editing the project
You can use whatever editor that support Clojure
and ClojureScript
- EMACS
- Atom
- Eclipse
- Vi
- LightTable
- NightCode
- Sublime
- IntelliJ
- ...
or even with no support. I use Visual Sudio Code
with0 Clojure
(I test for now), ParInfer
, Rainbow Brackets
(buggy) packages, and I use the Integrated Terminal
to lauch compilation as I wait for the REPL
, Compilation
and Reboot On Edit
modules.
Application structure
├== -> generated code ├** -> downloaded libraries
[directory] ├++ -> compiled libraries and runtime in development mode
all integrated in generated code on production
.
├── README.md This page
├── [docs] Documentation directory
│ └── Home.md Junk file
├── LICENSE Licence file
│
├── cljs.edn Futur project file for cljsjs "Lumo"
├── clojure.clj Futur project file for leiningen
├── project.boot Futur project file for boot
├── shadow-cljs.edn The working project file for shadow-cljs
├── package.json Project file for the application as npm package
│
├** package-lock.json Control file for the loaded npm packages
├** [node_modules] Repository of the npm packages
│
├++ [target] Compiled AOT, cache and runtime of main application libraries
│
├── [resources] Public HTML root directory for the renderer
│ ├== [js] Compiled AOT, cache an executables for renderer
│ │ ├++ [cljs-runtime] Library and runtime for renderer
│ │ ├++ manifest.json Manifest of libraries and runtime
│ │ └== simple.js The compiled main program for the renderer
│ │
│ ├── app.edn Application descriptor
│ ├── index.html Empty page to create content from javascript
│ └== main.js The compiled main program of the application
│
└── [src] Sources root
│
├── [cljstron] Root of cljstron library
│ ├── [main] Root for helper function for main application
│ │ ├── interop.cljs A file to translate recursively JS->CLJS structures (unused)
│ │ └── window.cljs Helper for windows management, containers of renderers
│ ├── [common] Root for helper function for both applications
│ └── [renderer] Root for helper function for renderer application
│
├── [cljstron_simple] Sources for plug
│ ├── [main] Main plug sources
│ │ └── main.cljs Source for main. Manage the windows and events
│ ├── [common] Both main and renderer plug sources
│ └── [renderer] Renderer plug sources
│ └── simple.cljs Source for renderer.
│
└── main.cljs Main entry point. Activate cljstron_simple
A last thing... the doc for electron
is here
. It may help... :innocent: