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https://github.com/djblue/portal/releases/tag/0.18.2 to fix an issue related to the last release where vega viewers were used incorrectly, sorry for any issues this may have caused.
@djblue Remember we talked about showing web pages in the hiccup viewer and them not picking up stylesheets etc? I think that's because it's trying to render a full page -- rather than just the body
-- inside a webview. I've backed off the auto-rendering of URLs to HTML now and display just the URL, then I copy it and show the Simple Browser (and paste the URL into the popup). Doc pages render just fine in the Simple Browser.
In theory, an extension should probably be able to run the simpleBrowser.open
command passing a string argument for the URL and that could short circuit that copy'n'paste. Is that something you think you could have Portal do as a command for a string that looks like a URL?
I like this idea of going from portal back into your editor :thinking_face: However, I don't think I want to hardcode this specific example but what would a more general interface which includes other editors (emacs/cursive) look like?
I could add an api function that would allow you to execute commands in your editors runtime :thinking_face:
Ah, good point, Portal needs to work with more than VS Code.
Does IntelliJ have the same concept?
uh, I really like the idea of using portal as a bridge into the IDE, that might make me switch to the IDE plugin. There were a few small things I wanted to do as vscode extensions, but it always seems like it’s too much trouble. Using portal as a bridge between the repl and the IDE seems like a natural way to do it and might be more general than using calva directly.