Feels hacky but interesting analysis.

I've finally had an chance to use unravel against production.

Hmm, I notice that java.util.HashSet doesn't have an unravel printer. It becomes a boring ol' class, which means none of the lovely ellipsis stuff.

Having done (set) on my java.util.HashSet, I notice that my ellipsis is before the second-to-last element. Not sure if that's intentional or not either 🙂

@dominicm would love your feedback on the readline library if you have time, your in a great position to tell me whatfor

I am…? I'm afraid you might have me mixed up with someone else 😄

Although, I did check out your gif demo, and I thought it looked very similar to Unravel.

🙂 no! You've been working on this stuff for a while now.

feedback would be great

but no pressure, of course 🙂

@bhauman The demo & feature-set looks really good btw, I realise I didn't say that. I think it would be a great library to build an unrepl client in (maybe I should take a shot at seeing how hard it would be to port unravel to this?). I couldn't speak for the API though.

should be simple, as there is a service layer abstraction

https://github.com/bhauman/rebel-readline/blob/master/rebel-readline/src/rebel_readline/service/impl/local_clojure_service.clj

here's an example^

and thats only for readline