What do you mean by inline?

In the inspector you have rows of key value pairs. With value selected pressing ENTER calls nav at shows the result in a new "page". Would be handy if this could be done inline without navigating to a new page. Does that make sense?

I can nav into :shipment/end-location by pressing ENTER. would be cool if I could expand it inline by pressing E or something

so toggle-nav might be a good name for this

That's an interesting idea. I wouldn't want this to only work for nav since any function can push stuff into the history stack, any function should be able to be eval'd inline :thinking_face:

A version of Portal in the past had a two panel approach, kinda like REBL, where the right was the current item and the left was the previous item. Is that kinda what you are looking for, a way to keep the context of the previous data structure?

Would by nice to have nav work the same as expand. In the video :shipment/stops value is a map and :shipment/start-location is a thing that implements Navigable. Would be nice to view the Navigable inline like you can with a map.

I think the UX difficulty I've ran into is getting back to the original value. If the original value is replaced, how would you expect to get it back?

It's in metadata. https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.datafy/datafy

I think that's mostly true but datafy doesn't require you return something which supports metadata

I think it will be added for you if you use clojure.datafy/datafy as opposed to clojure.core.protocols/datafy

I'd be happy with best effort, but your call of course

I could take a stab at it and send a PR if you like. Some pointers on where to look would be nice though 🙂

I'll put together some info later on in the day when I have some more time 👌