Moved completely to use defrecord, the project now needs some refactoring to clean things up and move functions around in
their correct place.
The next step is taking care of duplicated variable declarations, the way I will do this is:
- the source keeps its var
- the test gets scoped in an IIFE
so the resulting code that would get passed to node's vm would for example look like
// source
function check(price, threshold) {
return price <= threshold
}
module.exports = check;
// test
(function() {
var assert = require('assert')
var check = require('../lib/source')
describe('simple project', function() {
it('returns true', function() {
assert.equal(check(10, 20), true)
})
})
})()So the two declarations won't clash!
This solved the issue of the two declared checks, but require('../lib/source') still won't work. So next step is make
Cerebro a command line tool that could be run in projects, as it was always meant to be.
Look like these two links would help me get started with that
- https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/wiki/Quick-Start#running-clojurescript-on-nodejs
- https://dannysu.com/2013/01/14/clojurescript-for-nodejs/
We added a lot more in terms of functionality and polish to the introduction and first chapter.
I also went through all the code and theory, it's so fascinating! :D