Is there a pathway I could use to have click events in the browser turn into Clojure code running in the Figwheel JVM? I'm working on a tool to let me open a relevant source file by clicking on a UI element in the browser, and I think running back through the FIgwheel websocket may be the way to do it.

(My other option is probably navigating to some kind of openfile: URL scheme in the browser, which sounds more brittle to me.)

@peeja: maybe I could expose a multimethod for you to override??

To handle messages on the JVM side?

That seems reasonable. This is all pretty speculative on my part, though, so don't go do a bunch of work just to support my half-baked idea. But if you think that's a good way to do it and a change you'd accept, I can play with implementing it if I ever get around to actually trying this thing,

It may already be there haven't looked

@peeja: if you look at figwheel-sidecar.components.figwheel-server near the top you'll see a handle-client-msg with a comment to that effect above it

Ah, got it. Excellent.

And then figwheel.client.socket/send! from the browser?

I believe so yes

That's perfect. Thanks!