Hi,
Not yet, it is on my list, but unfortunately with a low priority.
But fortunately, the whole architecture was designed with the terminal in mind:
- 99% of the functionalty is implemented as a lib, and just a tiny part is responsible for input and rendering, so it is very easy to write new frontend for it.
- both the rendering and the input uses characters as a basic for coordinates, so it is easy to translate the render commands generated by the lib to the terminal.
I was just thinking, turning this into a VSCode plugin would be awesome. Would save me from opening up the browser console every time I wanted to do some simple math.
But fortunately, the whole architecture was designed with the terminal in mind: - 99% of the functionalty is implemented as a lib, and just a tiny part is responsible for input and rendering, so it is very easy to write new frontend for it. - both the rendering and the input uses characters as a basic for coordinates, so it is easy to translate the render commands generated by the lib to the terminal.