Actually, it turned out to be much easier than i thought...
all the client end is doing when I press 'commit' in the browser is to do a put request to url of the file to be saved and the the contents of the file in the body. I just needed to capture the request and save the files to the right spot on disk.
for those that may be interested, the files are at
https://github.com/zcaudate/ring-amber
to start, in command prompt:
lein run
then browse to localhost:4000/projects/hello
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 10:12:13 AM UTC+11, Chris Zheng wrote:
I'm developing mainly in clojure and I would love to be able to use amber to develop the web front end to my applications. I was hoping to get some information as to how the compilation process works and what web api methods I need to implement to get an amber environment working with ring - https://github.com/mmcgrana/ring - the clojure http server.
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