Hiccup style templating?

[tomconnors]

This is awesome.
Have you looked at Pump?
It allows using hiccup for the html, rather than calling, say (dom/div ...).
Would you consider taking a PR making that syntax available?

[swannodette]

There are no plans to support Hiccup syntax at this time. Different people will want different things and that can be provided outside of Om itself.

[noprompt]

@tomconnors FWIW, with a little effort the template code in Pump is fairly easy to make work with this library. I personally have borrowed it and tweaked it to suit my needs. I decided to use a very simple approach dropping the CSS style tag names and few of the other conveniences. There is also the beginnings of a very naive macro version here but it needs a little bit of work and may not be worth the hassle.

[swannodette]

@noprompt @tomconnors I'll happily link to anything that provides a different templating flavor over the primitives.

[r0man]

@tomconnors, @noprompt I started Hiccup style templating in a
branch over here:

https://github.com/r0man/om/blob/hiccup/test/om/hiccup_test.cljs

I basically took my ClojureScript Hiccup branch and
emit React forms instead of strings. I guess I put it into
another repository soon, because I think also it is not really "om",
but rather "React" specific.

[swannodette]

@r0man this is great :)

[r0man]

Ok, I got something working over here https://github.com/r0man/sablono

[tomconnors]

Thanks for the responses on this issue, everyone. @r0man, I'm excited to try out your lib!

[karneaud]

+1 @r0man