<fkchang>
elia: I don't need rvm support, it'd just be handier to mess w/
<elia>
yeah
<fkchang>
re: embedding irb inside of rails, I can work w/you on that. I had embedded it in a sinatra app, but not yet rails. I did want to make some sort of rails plugin
<elia>
fkchang, if you have ideas/suggestions/feedback on opal-node I'm all ears
<elia>
fkchang, my intention is to have it as a dep of opal-rails that can be activated
<elia>
by the user, so would be opt-in but already part of the bundle
<fkchang>
elia: what I'd like to do (in all my infinite spare time BWAHAHAHAHA), is take some of the node examples and port them to opal. I think there's a segment that would say, "hey I don't have to code js/node instead of ruby coz I want concurrency" if we made those examples
<fkchang>
on that node, a sinatra on node would also be good, and maybe a good base for full opal stack front and backend
<elia>
fkchang, brb, call
<fkchang>
elia: for opal-irb I'll need to upgrade to 0.6. I think the steps are getting it to work on rails, then extracting out something that is generic
<fkchang>
The example I did was a lission on sinatra (on jublilee) app, and in the Application#start method I have these 2 lines to put in a hideable irb window
<fkchang>
though that was head of like 2 months ago
<fkchang>
the require at the top of app.rb is
<fkchang>
require 'opal'
<fkchang>
require 'jqconsole'
<fkchang>
require 'opal_irb_jqconsole'
<fkchang>
require 'opal_irb_jqconsole_css'
<fkchang>
require 'lissio'
<elia>
fkchang, is it bound to lissio or if can run under opal-jquery too?
<fkchang>
so in theory, you just need opal-irb gem and the right requires
<fkchang>
elia: it's built opal-jquery, I had to do some hoops in my app to get it run along w/ opal-browser
<elia>
so I can leave out lissio from the requires
<fkchang>
I think it doesn't work w/0.6 as released, even though the version number in my embedded example says 0.6, haven't run it like 2 months, which is like a lifetime in opal time
<elia>
lol, yeah
<elia>
well, i'll try it on my current prj, hopefully will end up in PRs :)
<elia>
leaving, bye
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<elia>
fkchang, I'm getting errors about $.fn.dialog is that some kind of jq plugin
<elia>
?
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<strike>
Is there a state of the union of Opal?
<strike>
How much of Ruby is implemented?
<strike>
Etc?
<meh`>
strike, there are the passing RubySpecs
<meh`>
but yeah, we need a page with what is supported, what can't be supported and what will be supported
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meh, agreed. I am anxious to use it. Especially mixing it with flight.js
<strike>
A release notes page would be great.
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<fkchang>
elia: I think you might be missing some dependencies, I think you have to add jqconsole.js from my git repo, can't remember if I pull in jquery-ui automaticaly or not
<elia>
that's probably the latter, already have jqconsole
<fkchang>
also, I haven't tested it against 0.6, so there might be some issues there too, assuming you're already there