On Tuesday, February 17, 2015 at 1:39:02 AM UTC-6, Ivan L wrote:
> Let's say I have a namespace in clj mylib.macros.
> It has functions as well as macros.
> Some macros are defined as calling other macros or functions.
>
> I want to use it in cljs mylib.views.
>
> How do I define the macro namespace and how do I pull it in the views
> namespace? Finally, how would a third party consumer of mylib use an item
> from views namespace, or directly from the macros namespace?
Well, in your mylib.view or mylib/view.cljs you could use the next statement:
(ns mylib.views
(:require-macros [mylib.macros :refer [your-macro-1 your-macro-2 ...]]))
And for your users... what other or all (I guess) authors do is that, for
example, you could name your library mylib.core so you could have two files
core.clj and core.cljs in your mylib directory. So your clj file will contain
your macros and your cljs file will have your public functions or api. Then
your users will have to:
(ns your-users.namespace
(:require [mylib.core :include-macros true])) ;; if they want to include all
;; macros
or
(ns your-users.namespace
(:require [mylib.core :refer-macros [your-macro-1 your-macro-2 ...]]))
Hope it helps.
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