ClojureScript

Minor additions to clojure.browser.dom

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  • Type: Enhancement Enhancement
  • Status: Open Open
  • Priority: Minor Minor
  • Resolution: Unresolved
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These two patches add clojure.browser.dom/remove-node and some missing docstrings to clojure.browser.dom.

What else can be done in this namespace? I don't want to break things, but I think some functions (log, click) don't really belong there.

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David Nolen added a comment -

It's not my impression that clojure.browser.dom is meant to be a library for general consumption (though I could be wrong). I think it's there to support browser REPL and the samples.

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David Nolen added a comment - It's not my impression that clojure.browser.dom is meant to be a library for general consumption (though I could be wrong). I think it's there to support browser REPL and the samples.
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Moritz Ulrich added a comment -

You might be right. It's still a very useful piece of code and makes DOM manipulation much more "clojure-y". I think it should be kept and improved.

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Moritz Ulrich added a comment - You might be right. It's still a very useful piece of code and makes DOM manipulation much more "clojure-y". I think it should be kept and improved.
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Edward Tsech added a comment -

As I can see clojure.browser.dom isn't used in clojure.browser.repl. Is it there only for samples?

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Edward Tsech added a comment - As I can see clojure.browser.dom isn't used in clojure.browser.repl. Is it there only for samples?

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