Alias resolution for :render-fns
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Until now, we've defined a number of global aliases in Clerk's SCI Environment that evaluates render functions in the browser. These
had no connection to the namespace they were defined in and naturally folks where confused what things like
v/htmlmeant.Clerk now uses the
ns-aliasesdefined in the JVM to resolve namespaced symbols, making this conection clear and even enablingjump to definition. In Clojure 1.11 this works nicely with
:as-aliassupport allowing us to define aliases for namespaces that are ClojureScript only.Using this, we can define fairly complex viewers like plotly completely in userspace while keeping things understandable.