I put here some emacs lisp function to integrate Clerk's Tap viewer in cider-inspector: https://github.com/behrica/clerk-mode/blob/main/clerk-mode.el So you can visualize values in Clerk using Cider's tap inspector, including choosing a viewer

Phew, done with my “custom ClojureScript” template, finally! Here is an example of the project produced by the clerk-utils/custom template: https://github.com/mentat-collective/clerk-utils-custom-template static build generated from that template site: https://mentat.org/clerk-utils-custom-template/ official 0.3.0 release announcement, including this template: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C06MAR553/p1675723999083809

next step is to add guides for “How to Use With Clerk” to projects like http://mafs.mentat.org. Q: should I add specializations of the template to each of those projects, so mentat-collective/mafs has a template that sets up a clerk project with mafs already installed, for example?