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Live server shim/websocket customization #152
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Rebased on top of #154 |
Cool "page-following" demo with emacs and organon (using this PR). cut.webm |
@lucasvreis Could you link me to your source that uses this feature (the custom shim as well as the custom renderer)? Just curious to see how it gets used, so I can understand the change better. |
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@srid I've changed some things. Here is a more recent demo, at the end I explain how it works briefly: The code referenced in the video is here: I can explain the PR in matrix chat too, if you prefer. |
Whoa, nice demo! That makes me want to switch back (again) to org. 😁 Waiting for organon release ... |
Gravacao.de.tela.de.2023-02-21.19-36-03.webm |
@lucasvreis Does it make sense to simplify this example by upstreaming the |
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@srid I rebased on top of master and updated the second commit with your suggestion |
I really let this slip by. This weekend I'll spend some time merging this and other PRs, and then make a release of ema, emanote and relevant libraries. |
Allows Ema users to specify the Ema Shim or a custom websocket response. This can be used, for instance, to make the server open files in the user's favorite editor in response to a websocket request.
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Allows Ema users to specify the Ema Shim or a custom websocket response.
This can be used, for instance, to make the server open files in the user's favorite editor in response to a websocket request. So it could address #59, #69 (in some sense, since we can just use a custom shim).