@richiardiandrea Yep. 🙂

Hello, I'm trying wrap cider evals with some clojure code to use REBL. So I need to eval some code, then send the code and result to rebl. How do I get the result of something that's been eval'd through cider? Perhaps I'm thinking about this the wrong way?

mhh a REBL mode for emacs, now that would be grand

Most CIDER users just use the CIDER inspector, which is a somewhat similar concept, although REBL is definitely more polished.

There’s also https://github.com/RickMoynihan/nrebl.middleware

i know there's https://github.com/RickMoynihan/nrebl.middleware. i've never used it but its a good place to start

these days i'm mostly living in clojurescript land, and i moslty can't make the inspector work. or pretty printing. Looks like cider views the data as a string rather than clojure data structures

the inspector is half way there, but the datafy/nav protocols are really what makes REBL interesting

i guess the configurable views is a plus but more icing on the cake rather than fundamental

https://github.com/denisidoro/floki has a nice simple UI for browsing inspected values