What's the simplest way to compile ClojureScript to JS? Like 1 file, no overhead.

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I think the best overall solution is shadow-cljs, but this requires a project setup. If you just want to transform some CLJS code, try something like this in a CLJS repl:

(require '[cljs.js :refer [empty-state compile-str]])

(compile-str (empty-state) "(defn add [x y] (+ x y))" #(println (:value %)))

Check the cljs.js/compile-str docs.

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