@atomist/clj-editors/out/rewrite_clj/parser/keyword.js

We build a node module `@atomist/clj-editors` here. This allows us to construct clojure editors using `rewrite-cljs`. After adding this dependency, the node application will have access to javascript functions transpiled from clojurescript.

// Compiled by ClojureScript 1.9.946 {:target :nodejs}
goog.provide('rewrite_clj.parser.keyword');
goog.require('cljs.core');
goog.require('rewrite_clj.node');
goog.require('cljs.tools.reader.reader_types');
goog.require('rewrite_clj.reader');
rewrite_clj.parser.keyword.parse_keyword = (function rewrite_clj$parser$keyword$parse_keyword(reader){
rewrite_clj.reader.read_char.call(null,reader);

var temp__4655__auto__ = rewrite_clj.reader.peek_char.call(null,reader);
if(cljs.core.truth_(temp__4655__auto__)){
var c = temp__4655__auto__;
if((c === ":")){
return rewrite_clj.node.keyword_node.call(null,rewrite_clj.reader.read_keyword.call(null,reader,":"),true);
} else {
rewrite_clj.reader.unread.call(null,reader,":");

return rewrite_clj.node.keyword_node.call(null,rewrite_clj.reader.read_keyword.call(null,reader,":"));
}
} else {
return rewrite_clj.reader.throw_reader.call(null,reader,"unexpected EOF while reading keyword.");
}
});

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