Ramsey Nasser
Ramsey Nasser
I am trying to use squint to compile user code using `compileString` entirely in the browser, so I don't have access to `squint.edn`. At the very least I need to...
oh very cool! thanks for the background! yeah i am less interested in the inline `defmacro` case and it is not lost on me how hard it is to get...
awesome i am on it. one thing -- do macros referenced this way always need to be fully qualified? i.e. in your example is there a way i could say...
thats a good question. is there a way i could use cherry to compile or run the macros?
you're totally right, and given that i don't *need* macros beyond the few built-in ones in my system i think that's the path of least resistance. exposing my own `compile-string`...
porting https://8fl.live/ to the browser :eyes:
I can confirm and reproduce on 2.2.8 ```js import { next as automerge } from "@automerge/automerge" const a = { doc: automerge.init(), sync: automerge.initSyncState() } const b = { doc:...
confirmed working -- thank you! ```js import * as automerge from "@automerge/automerge" function send(client) { const [sync, message] = automerge.generateSyncMessage(client.doc, client.sync) client.sync = sync return message } function receive(client, message)...
amazing -- thanks for turning this around so quickly!