proposal: replace javascript with clojurescript

[avelino]

What do you think about changing the implementation of this plugin to ClojureScript?
I know that logseq plugins are written in JavaScript, but it's possible to write plugins using ClojureScript and make the plugin code closer to logseq's code (which is written in Clojure)

Here's an example of a plugin that I maintain written in ClojureScript
https://github.com/avelino/logseq-summarize

feel free to disagree, I'm just sharing what I prefer :D

[jarodise]

hi, thanks for the suggestion, to be completely honest, I know nothing about coding, the plugin was written 100% by AI(windsurf), I am not sure I am capable of handle such a major overhaul.

[avelino]

I will work on a version written in Clojure, so you can look at it and see which one is easier to maintain.

I am willing to help with logseq-copilot regardless of whether it's in Clojure or JavaScript.

[avelino]

bringing news 🎉

I made the first version of logseq-copilot in ClojureScript
here you can check the code and evaluate if it's "understandable" (readable) and simple to maintain

to test you can download the package here

@jarodise comment what you think, remembering that I am willing to help maintain

[avelino]

@jarodise if it makes sense I'll finish the implementation and send PR with the code

[jarodise]

Hi, sorry for the late reply, I just tested the package you provided, somehow with the Gemini API, I can never get it to work, it always shows the 404 error, I reverted back to the original plugin, everything worked with the exact same settings, don't know why it happened. Have you tried this plugin with Gemini API?

[avelino]

Have you tried this plugin with Gemini API?

I haven't tested it yet, I sent it for you to look at the code base and see if it's understandable for you who is not a developer (you mentioned that you made the current plugin using llm).

If it's understandable and you agree to keep the Clojure version as the main one, I'll complete the entire implementation (leaving everything 100% working as your version is).

Shall we proceed with my proposal to replace your JavaScript version with the Clojure version?