1. Links
2. Parsing

Summary

React and clojurescript fit together very naturally. There are several clojurescript libraries that use react including:

• Om Next is a framework for building single page apps in react and cljs. It incorporates some really cool ideas from flux and falcor.
• Reagent is a library for building single page apps in react and cljs. It's easier to understand than om in my opinion.
• Quiescent is a library for building single page apps in react and cljs. I haven't used this one very much.
• re-frame is a library that adds to ideas from Reagent. It allows you to build a fully "reactive" single page app. Reagent allows you to build up pieces of UI and reframe helps you combine them all together into an application.
• devcards is an awesome way to prototype UI's and explore clojurescript and javascript libraries.
• sablono allows you to use hiccup syntax to build react components. It's meant to be used with other libraries.
• hoplon is a group of libraries for building SPA using clojurescript and jquery.

Om Next

Links

• Great description of the reconcilder
• Nice description of how application State works in Om Next

Parsing

Use the parser function to associate read and mutate functions.

The read function should accept 3 params: env, key, and params.

The env param contains the following keys:

• :state : this is the application state
• :parser : the parser function
• :query : any subquery, like the subquery in a join
• :ast : a tree representation of the original query maybe?
• :path : not sure yet
• :target : not sure what this is yet
• :query/root : not sure yet

The env map might also contain other values added by read or mutate as necessary.

Test the parser like so; app-state should be a atom:

(parser {:state app-state} [{:widget/people [:person/name]}])