:foreign-libs

Allows you to include and convert JavaScript libraries that are not proper Google Closure namespaces—if they are, use :libs instead. For an easier way to include libraries from npm use :npm-deps.

:foreign-libs
[{:file "local/file.js"         ;; file path or URL
  :provides ["my.example"]      ;; assign a fake namespace

  ;; optional keys
  :file-min "local/file.min.js" ;; used for :advanced optimizations
  :module-type ...              ;; :commonjs, :amd, or :es6
  :requires ["foo.bar"]         ;; inferred if :module-type supplied
  :preprocess ...}]             ;; custom preprocessor (e.g. JSX)

Be sure that each :file url returns an HTTP Code 200.

Required keys:

• :file Indicates the file path or URL to the library
• :provides A synthetic namespace that is associated with the library. This is typically a vector with a single string, but it has the capability of specifying multiple namespaces (typically used only by Google Closure libraries).

Optional keys:

• :file-min Indicates the file path or URL to the minified variant of the library, used for :advanced or :simple optimizations
• :requires A vector explicitly identifying dependencies (:provides values from other foreign libs); used to form a topological sort honoring dependencies.
• :module-type indicates that the foreign lib uses a given module system. Can be one of :commonjs, :amd, :es6. Note that if supplied, :requires is not used (as it is implicitly determined). For more info see JavaScript Module Support (Alpha).
• :preprocess Used to preprocess / transform code in other dialects (JSX, etc.). A defmethod for cljs.clojure/js-transforms must be provided that matches the supplied value in order to effect the desired code transformation. For more info see JavaScript Library Preprocessing.

To use the foreign library in the summary example:

(require 'my.example)

;; If my.example is a single exported function:
(my.example)

;; If my.example has an exported foo function:
(my.example/foo)