`.
-
-If you want to provide your own `index.html` here's one you can start
-from the following example.
-
-In `resources/public/index.html` put:
-
-```html
-
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-
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-
-
-```
-
-## Building the build
-
-Once you have your files in place, the file tree should at least look like this:
-
-```text
-hello-world
-├─ dev.cljs.edn
-├─ deps.edn
-└─ src
- └─ hello_world <- underscore is very important here
- └─ core.cljs
-```
-
-Now you can start an auto-building / hot-reloading process.
-
-In the directory that is the root of the project (the `hello-world` directory),
-execute the following shell command.
-
-```shell
-clojure -m figwheel.main -b dev -r
-```
-
-This will launch and autobuild process that compiles your code as you
-save it. A browser window will pop open and the terminal that you
-launched the command from will now be running a ClojureScript REPL that
-is attached to the browser.
-
-From here you will be able to edit the ClojureScript file and have it
-hot loaded into the browser on save.
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diff --git a/figwheel-main/helper-content/creating_a_build_lein.md b/figwheel-main/helper-content/creating_a_build_lein.md
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-# Setting up a Figwheel build with leiningen
-
-If you are ready to start working on a project with Figwheel Main and
-[Leiningen](https://leiningen.org/) then it will be most helpful to
-set up a **build**.
-
-> A **build** is the configuration of a compile task, that determines
-> what files get compiled with a certain set of compile options. A
-> build also optionally configures the which features Figwheel
-> enguages while you are working on your application.
-
-#### project.clj
-
-First off, it is assumed that if you made it this far you already have
-a `project.clj` file in the directory that you launched this REPL from.
-
-If don't have a `project.clj` file let's create one now:
-
-```clojure
-(defproject lein-main "0.1.0-SNAPSHOT"
- :profiles {:dev {:dependencies
- [[com.bhauman/figwheel-main "0.1.3"]
- [com.bhauman/rebel-readline-cljs "0.1.4"]]}}
- :aliases {"fig" ["trampoline" "run" "-m" "figwheel.main"]})
-```
-
-Above we created an alias to help us launch figwheel as a leiningen task.
-
-#### dev.cljs.edn
-
-Next you will need to create a minimal **build** configuration. We will
-create a configuration file for a build named `dev`.
-
-In `dev.cljs.edn`:
-
-```clojure
-{:main hello.core}
-```
-
-At the very least you will need to define the entry point to your
-build, i.e. the top level namespace for your build.
-
-There are many other
-[compile options](https://clojurescript.org/reference/compiler-options)
-that you can configure in this file. For most cases however all you
-will need is the above.
-
-### src/hello/core.cljs
-
-Next let's create an initial ClojureScript file for our project.
-
-In `src/hello/core.cljs` put:
-
-```clojure
-(ns hello.core)
-
-(enable-console-print!)
-
-(defn hello [] "hello There")
-
-;; uncomment this to alter the provided "app" DOM element
-;; (set! (.-innerHTML (js/document.getElementById "app") (hello)))
-
-(println (hello))
-```
-
-### resources/public/index.html (optional)
-
-The `resources/public/index.html` file is optional because Figwheel
-provides a default one (much like the page you are looking at now) and
-you can get pretty far overriding the html element `
`.
-
-If you want to provide your own `index.html` here's one you can start
-from the following example.
-
-In `resources/public/index.html` put:
-
-```html
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-```
-
-## Building the build
-
-Once you have your files in place, the file tree should at least look like this:
-
-```text
-hello-world
-├─ dev.cljs.edn
-├─ deps.edn
-└─ src
- └─ hello_world <- underscore is very important here
- └─ core.cljs
-```
-
-Now you can start an auto-building / hot-reloading process.
-
-In the directory that is the root of the project (the `hello-world` directory),
-execute the following shell command.
-
-```shell
-lein fig -- -b dev -r
-```
-
-> Keep in mind that when you invoke the `fig` alias, you will always
-> want to include `--` after the `fig` and before any figwheel.main
-> args.
-
-This will launch and autobuild process that compiles your code as you
-save it. A browser window will pop open and the terminal that you
-launched the command from will now be running a ClojureScript REPL that
-is attached to the browser.
-
-From here you will be able to edit the ClojureScript file and have it
-hot loaded into the browser on save.
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-# Live Reloading CSS
-
-> **TLDR**: add a `:css-dirs ["resources/public/css"]` entry to the
-> meta-data of your build `.cljs.edn` file or
-> `figwheel-main.edn`
-
-Figwheel will hot reload your CSS while you work on it. Figwheel just
-needs to know where your CSS files are so it can watch and reload
-them.
-
-This will only work if the HTML file that is hosting your CLJS project
-has included valid links to your CSS files.
-
-You can normally place your CSS files anywhere below the
-`resources/public` directory. For clarity we will place them at
-`resources/public/css`.
-
-Example CSS file at `resources/public/css/style.css`:
-```css
-/* hot stuff */
-h1 { color: red; }
-```
-
-And as an example we can include it on the
-`resources/public/index.html` page like so:
-
-```html
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-```
-
-# Tell Figwheel to watch and reload CSS
-
-You will use the `:css-dirs` config key to tell figwheel to which
-directories to watch for CSS file changes.
-
-You can do this one of two ways in the **build file** or in the
-`figwheel-main.edn` file.
-
-In the current example we are assuming a `dev.cljs.edn` build
-file. You can add `:css-dirs` config to the meta-data in the build
-file like so:
-
-```clojure
-^{:css-dirs ["resources/public/css"]}
-{:main example.core}
-```
-
-Or you can set it for all builds and compiles in the `figwheel-main.edn`:
-
-```clojure
-{:css-dirs ["resources/public/css"]
- ;; rest of the config
- }
-```
-
-Then you restart your build:
-
-```shell
-cljs -m figwheel.main -b dev -r
-```
-
-Now you should be able to change the `style.css` file and see the changes
-rendered live in your application.
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-# Welcome to Figwheel's default dev page
-
-> **TLDR**: you can use your own `index.html` page instead of this helper page
-> by adding creating a `resources/public/index.html` file as detailed
-> [here](#providing-your-own-indexhtml)
-
-This page is currently hosting your application code and REPL (Read
-Eval Print Loop). As you change your code and save it, the
-changed code will be hot loaded into this browser page.
-
-If you return to the terminal where you launched `figwheel` and enter
-valid ClojureScript code at the `cljs.user=>` prompt, the code will be
-compiled to Javascript and evaluated in the JavaScript environment on
-this page.
-
-If you close this page the REPL will cease to function.
-
-# Index.html not provided
-
-You are here because you have not provided your own `index.html` page
-to host your application yet.
-
-There is nothing wrong with this. You can use this page as a scaffold
-to develop your project on for as long as its helpful.
-
-If your code needs to work with HTML elements on this page there is a
-convenient `
` provided for this purpose. When you
-replace the contents of the `app` element it will remove all the
-current content and style from this page.
-
-> An file named `index.html` does not have to be provided. You can
-> provide any other html file as a host page. For example
-> `resources/public/app.html`. In this case, you may want to change
-> `:open-url` to
-> `"http://[[server-hostname]]/[[server-port]]/app.html"` in order to
-> change the launch page.
-
-# Providing your own index.html
-
-You can create your own `index.html` and place it in
-`resources/public/index.html` and it will be displayed instead of this
-page.
-
-The most important part of creating your `index.html` page is ensuring
-that your compiled ClojureScript gets loaded onto the page.
-
-To get started place the following HTML code at `resources/public/index.html`:
-
-
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-# Welcome to ClojureScript!
-
-This page hosts the evaluation environment for the Read Eval Print
-Loop (REPL) that you just launched. You can test the connection by
-returning to the REPL and typing
-
-```javascript
-cljs.user=> (js/alert "Hi!")
-```
-
-# New to ClojureScript?
-
-If you are new to the magical world of ClojureScript you may want to
-spend some time at the REPL prompt `cljs.user=>`. This guide to
-[Javascript/ClojureScript synonyms](https://kanaka.github.io/clojurescript/web/synonym.html){:target="_blank"}
-is pretty helpful. Exploring this
-[cheetsheet](http://cljs.info/cheatsheet/){:target="_blank"} will also provide some
-bearings for you while you explore this new terrain.
-
-# What is figwheel.main?
-
-`figwheel.main` is a tool that is very similar in function to
-[`cljs.main`](https://clojurescript.org/guides/quick-start){:target="_blank"}, if you
-are unfamiliar with `cljs.main` you should really take some time to to
-read the
-[ClojureScript Quick Start](https://clojurescript.org/guides/quick-start){:target="_blank"}. It
-will be time well spent.
-
-The main difference between `figwheel.main` and `cljs.main` in that it
-will hot reload your code as you work on it.
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-# Server Only mode
-
-You are here because you launched `figwheel.main` in server only mode
-**and** you have not provided a default `index.html` file.
-
-**Server only mode** is entered when specify `--server` or
-`-s` as the only **main option** to `figwheel.main`.
-
-**Server only mode** only serve files and ring endpoints defined
-`:ring-handler`. This mode does not compile your source code or create
-a REPL connection to this web page. If you are wanting to compile
-ClojureScript source files as well as create a REPL connection to the
-browser you will probably want to use the `--build` or `-b` option.
-
-# Index.html not provided
-
-You are here because you have not provided your own `index.html` page
-to host your application yet.
-
-There is nothing wrong with this. You can use this page as a scaffold
-to develop your project on for as long as its helpful.
-
-If your code needs to work with HTML elements on this page there is a
-convenient `
` provided for this purpose. When you
-replace the contents of the `app` element it will remove all the
-current content and style from this page.
-
-> An file named `index.html` does not have to be provided. You can
-> provide any other html file as a host page. For example
-> `resources/public/app.html`. In this case, you may want to change
-> `:open-url` to
-> `"http://[[server-hostname]]/[[server-port]]/app.html"` in order to
-> change the launch page.
-
-# Providing your own index.html
-
-You can create your own `index.html` and place it in
-`resources/public/index.html` and it will be displayed instead of this
-page.
-
-The most important part of creating your `index.html` page is ensuring
-that your compiled ClojureScript gets loaded onto the page.
-
-If you are compiling a build named `dev` then you are probably going
-to want to include this script tag right before `
`.
-
-```html
-
-```
-
-To get started, place the following HTML code at `resources/public/index.html`:
-
-```html
-
-
- -
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