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first of all, thanks for the great tool, i have used w3m.vim for a long time, and looking forward for chrome based browser in terminal, carbonyl is really what i want
to make it work on vim, i think it lacks only one very basic feature: communicate with carbonyl from external process, by something like Language Server Protocol
here's the main thoughts:
run carbonyl in background, without UI (by vim's job, or similars for other editors, etc)
by something like : carbonyl --server --width=80 --height=30
communicate with carbonyl, by stdio or socket (like LSP)
page op : load page, refresh, etc
mouse touch : scaled with terminal size, sending touched position
keyboard input : sending pressed keys
carbonyl render the output, to stdout
vim got the output, and render it in vim's way
by achieving this, i think it is also possible to solve many ssh related issue (like #124, #140), users can wrap carbonyl by their own shell or editor, to adapt more envs
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first of all, thanks for the great tool, i have used w3m.vim for a long time, and looking forward for chrome based browser in terminal, carbonyl is really what i want
to make it work on vim, i think it lacks only one very basic feature: communicate with carbonyl from external process, by something like Language Server Protocol
here's the main thoughts:
carbonyl --server --width=80 --height=30
by achieving this, i think it is also possible to solve many ssh related issue (like #124, #140), users can wrap carbonyl by their own shell or editor, to adapt more envs
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: