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Building a release

Before anything, make sure JS dependencies are installed:

npm install

After that

npm run build

You can upload these files to any static file server, for example using rsync:

rsync -rsvP --delete-after --exclude js/cljs-runtime/ public/ user@server:some/directory

Development

Just as when building a release, you need to ensure that JS dependencies are installed:

npm install

After that you can start a process that watches and continuously builds and reloads your app when the source code is changed:

npm run dev

I'd recommend setting up a better development environment and integrating shadow-cljs deeply into your editor. You can get a continuous build that hot-reloads your app like above, and a REPL that allows you to send and evaluate individual expressions from your editor. This allows you to inspect and modify state and trigger events as you are live-developing your application.

If you set up Emacs + CIDER this can be done by running:

M-x cider-jack-in-cljs