chrepl

chrepl allows you to quickly show a prospective client how your code can improve their website.

ClojureScript is a web programming language based on Clojure, which is derived from Lisp. Lisps have one of the most dynamic programming feedback tools available: the Read, Eval, Print, Loop; or REPL.

In the ClojureScript community, we like to build websites using the live feedback of a REPL. However, we normally compile our REPL functionality into a development version of our website which, in turn, connects back to our REPL server. This chrepl tool allows you to inject client-side REPL functionality into any website on any Chrome tab.

chrepl can be thought of as similar to tampermonkey, but with a live REPL and the full power of ClojureScript. You could even bring in casper.js and automate the web from the comfort of a REPL.

Start REPLing the internet by

1. Installing the clj tool (https://clojure.org/guides/getting_started#_clojure_installer_and_cli_tools)

2. Setting up a compatible project (https://github.com/johnmn3/chrepl-example)

Once this extension is installed, you can just click the "inject" button from the extension's popup and a REPL connection will be established.