Deref mount state var in :stop function in readme?#127
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a state would only needed to be dereffed "in-cljc-mode" I can see how the "front page" doc may be misleading if ClojureScript is the only env, which is unusual, but probable :) (defstate conn :start (create-conn)
:stop (disconnect conn))
feel free to add it, or I can do it |
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This could be either a question or a documentation fix. In my nodejs/cljs usage of mount I found that I need to deref the var that I define with
defstatein the:stopfunction. Is this correct and the documentation should be updated?Could also a difference between Clojure and ClojureScript maybe?