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To simplify using it in clojure script, for example.

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odf commented Jul 30, 2015

This package consists of a single source file with no dependencies, so I don't understand the purpose of using webpack here. Can you lead me to any resources explaining how to write ClojureScript-friendly npm packages?

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Hi,

single source file with no dependencies, so I don't understand the purpose of using webpack here
This is the valid point and I'm with you on this.

One of the simplest way to use js libraries in ClojureScript project is to use cljsjs, that allows you to provide Google Closure externs and deps information, so the library can be wrapped as a jar. But when I tried to create this wrapper from the v0.0.4 of the plexus-validate I've got errors like module is undefined etc. So I've used webpack to create dist/plexus-validate.js that can be then used as clojure script package: cljsjs.plexus-validate.

I guess, one can add preamble with function(module, exports) { os smth like this at this will work, but I thought it might be easier to use webpack and get "minification" as well.

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