# Development
shadow-cljs watch standalone
# Production
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Stand alone app
It is possible to mount the query editor as a stand alone application in any dom node. In this case, the query editor expects to connect to a web server responding to pathom queries. Check the source code to see how is done.
For convenience, a Shadow CLJS task, called standalone, is provided:
Connect to Pathom server
By default, the app assumes that the pathom server will listen for requests on
the same URL that is serving the app itself. For example, if you are serving
the app from http://localhost:8890/pathom (GET method), the app will do
POST requests with the pathom queries to the same URL:
http://localhost:8890/pathom
There is one exception to this rule, if the app is served from the root URL
(e.g.: http://localhost:8087/), the app will assume that the pathom server is
on http://localhost:8087/pathom.
You can modify the default-url var, if you want to use a different path:
(def default-url "/pathom")If you want to test the standalone app, you will need a Pathom server. In case you don’t have one, you can use the pathom-pedestal project. It offers a test application, clone the project and launch it:
clj -A:devDevelopment
When working on pathom-viz itself, usually your pathom server will be hosted by other application, listening on a different port (or domain). Luckily, Shadow CLJS has an option, proxy-url, to help us:
:standalone {:target :browser
:output-dir "standalone/assets/js"
:asset-path "/js"
:modules {:main {:init-fn com.wsscode.pathom.viz.standalone/init}}
:devtools {:preloads [devtools.preload fulcro.inspect.preload]
:http-root "standalone/assets"
:http-port 8087
:proxy-url "http://localhost:8890"}}}}Can you improve this documentation?Edit on GitHub
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