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I understand Figwheel allows me to specify different builds. (Perhaps another way to think of them is as environments?)
Based on the build/environment, I may require a different behavior in my code. For example, when in dev, I connect to a certain API endpoint, and in prod it's a different endpoint. Ideally, I would like some way (presumably this belongs in project.clj) of specifying environment specific variables, and then access them in my cljs code.
Is there a mechanism to do this?
I'm picturing something like this:
:cljsbuild {
:builds [{:id"dev":source-paths ["src"]
:figwheeltrue:env-variables {foo "bar"
bar "foo"} ; <--------:compiler {:main hello-seymore.core
:asset-path"cljs/out":output-to"resources/public/cljs/main.js":output-dir"resources/public/cljs/out"}
}
{:id"prod":env-variables {foo "different value for foo"
bar "different value for bar"}}] ; <--------; etc
}
And then in my cljs code I would like to access them somehow. If it matters, I am running a Reagent project.
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I understand Figwheel allows me to specify different builds. (Perhaps another way to think of them is as environments?)
Based on the build/environment, I may require a different behavior in my code. For example, when in dev, I connect to a certain API endpoint, and in prod it's a different endpoint. Ideally, I would like some way (presumably this belongs in project.clj) of specifying environment specific variables, and then access them in my cljs code.
Is there a mechanism to do this?
I'm picturing something like this:
And then in my cljs code I would like to access them somehow. If it matters, I am running a Reagent project.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: