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Was there ever a discussion in the Cider community about "rendering" of Clojure data in browser being part of Cider ? I know there are several external projects on this, but nothing inside Cider itself. I would see this as an alternative to "cider-inspect" or "pretty-print into repl output". With the potential advantage of a browser having far superior rendering capabilities compared to Emacs itself.
Did you try #portal ? Currently the biggest downside to portal are the keybinds I suppose
I am aware of Portal, Clerk and others. But none of it is integrated deeply in Cider. So they are not "out-of-the-box".
I think an "extension point" in Cider could be interesting which allows to hook in custom Clojure code, which gets called with the "JVM object under cursor" Or is this maybe possible already ?
My use cases is indeed a "replacement" for cider-inspect.