- In theory all that should be possible, but not easy (not even for a software developer).
- Should isolate the various challenges and try solving each one individually.
- For now I’m going to just list some of Kits’ relevant features.
- Kits is currently the most comprehensive library for modularizing and running client-side code within Logseq.
- It already performs conditional loading of external libraries, in the cases of Pyodide and WebR.
- Any other online script could be dynamically imported on demand.
- It has access to everything Logseq, but not to the operating system.
- It resides itself in
custom.js, but then facilitates running all other code from Logseq pages.
- Each kit needs only a single Logseq page and most kits are happy with that.
- Within a page, multiple code-blocks can be utilized.
- Bigger kits can benefit from breaking their code to multiple Logseq pages.
- Synthesis is such a kit, as its base libraries reside in multiple pages.
- Though Synthesis further modularizes code to individual blocks.