Lumo[1] probably fits your use case perfectly. It's a ClojureScript REPL running in a NodeJS context. You have access to both bootstrap-ClojureScript-compatib

Lumo[1] probably fits your use case perfectly. It's a ClojureScript REPL running in a NodeJS context. You have access to both bootstrap-ClojureScript-compatible libs as well as the whole NodeJS ecosystem. The REPL has some nice ergonomic features and comes with a TCP socket REPL you can use with Emacs inf-clojure and (I hear) Cursive. [1]: https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo https://github.com/anmonteiro/lumo