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There's also a neovim plugin for those who want to play around with this locally https://github.com/gruvw/strudel.nvim https://github.com/gruvw/strudel.nvim ; i

• semi-extrinsic 10mo ago
  Link has a trailing semicolon and doesn't work - but awesome to have nvim + strudel!
  • Y_Y 10mo ago
    https://github.com/gruvw/strudel.nvim https://github.com/gruvw/strudel.nvim Now with no added punctuation!
• timojaask 10mo ago
  Fixed URL: https://github.com/gruvw/strudel.nvim https://github.com/gruvw/strudel.nvim
• rodrigodlu 10mo ago
  Is there a way (like a CSS rule or something similar) that when you look at the main strudel window, it only shows the piano rolls, punch cards, sliders, etc - but not the code? Maybe with just the comments? This would be killer, since I have dual displays, and on one I can just focus on the code, the other one can have all the visual stuff. I'm using this plugin, but having the code twice distracts me a lot (but I prefer the original neovim instead the integrated vim mode inside strudel). Thanks in advance!
  • i_gumby 10mo ago
    I've only just started playing around with it, so I don't know enough about it unfortunately. You could open an issue against the repo; the plugin owner might be able to answer your question.
  • ebertucc 10mo ago
    I'm not using the plugin, but this hides the code in the browser: .cm-line span { outline: none !important; color: transparent; background: transparent !important; }
  • gruvw 10mo ago
    Hey, plugin author here, there is a section in the README for that (not the piano roll, but only the hydra visuals) :) Note that there is also a feature to inject your own custom CSS into the page. You can also run in headless mode to not launch the browser window. Hope it helps :)
• jquaint 10mo ago
  This is a great plugin! It's so cool to do this in a vim workflow.