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A Clojure adapter for Inertia.js

Home Page: https://inertia.prestance-design.com/

License: Eclipse Public License 1.0

Clojure 100.00%
inertia-clojure inertiajs inertiajs-adapter clojure middleware ring reitit compojure react reagent

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inertia-clojure's Issues

Error Response with Render

Is it possible to send a 404 response AND render an Page? I'd like to render a custom 404 page whenever the user goes to an undefined route. And I'd like to not have to setup stuff specifically for this, apart from my Inertia client.

I could not find any examples, so I'm creating an issue here.

Making things more clojury on the client

Just been wondering if there are plans around enhancing native clojure support. In particular stuff like say supporting EDN/Transit for data exchange. That would reduce the need for js/interop, have consistent data defs, qualified kw's, etc etc . Obviously the inertia server stuff is dead simple, but it seems like one would need to wrap/reimplement goodish chunks of the core Inertia and Intertia-react libs on the client

dev refresh takes you to home page

This isn't really a bug per-se, but solutions will really help DX. I just hacked up the following for now in a reagent client. will obviously need to extend it to handle props, etc

(defonce cururl (atom nil))

(defn before-load
  []
  (reset! cururl (.. js/window -location -href)))

(defn mount-reload
  []
  (d/render [#'app] el)
  (.setTimeout js/window
    (fn []
      (.visit Inertia @cururl
        #js {:method   "get"}))
    1))

(defn after-load
  []
  (mount-reload))

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