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Browser Jack-in – Connect your Clojure editor to any web page

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Web developmentTools and practiceLisp and ClojureHTTP, REST and GraphQLVim, Emacs and editors

How to use the Browser Jack-in extension to inject a Scittle REPL into any web page and manipulate the DOM from your editor.

A web browser extension that lets you inject a Scittle REPL server into the browser page. Then you can connect your favorite Clojure editor and inspect and manipulate the DOM to your heart's content. Or let your AI agent loose on the page. You find the extension on ther Chrome Web Store: chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bfcbpnmgefiblppimmoncoflmce… Open source, of course: github.com/PEZ/browser-jack-in --- Calva is an easy to use Clojure and ClojureScript IDE for Visual Studio Code. calva.io/ github.com/BetterThanTomorrow/calva marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=betterthantomorr…

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Browser Jack-in – Connect your Clojure editor to any web page A web browser extension that let’s you inject a Scittle REPL server into the browser page. Chrome and Firefox supported. There’s a non-working extension built for Safari, and maybe someone will figure out how to make it work. I found myself injecting the Scittle REPL into a blog site I am working with, to make it convenient to experiment with the DOM from Calva. Then I thought it may be a useful browser extension. Download and instructions at the repo: https://github.com/PEZ/browser-jack-in
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