Simon Gray

Thank you, @ag91. I must admit that I haven't been actively developing this wrapper for a while now, so these longstanding issues continue to persist. Are you using it for...

I have no idea about the implementation aspect, but I must say that I really like the `:as id` as it perfectly matches existing Clojure conventions. Smart thinking! Or maybe...

This is sadly expected behaviour when using JS Fetch: https://github.com/whatwg/fetch/issues/113 Why WHATWG didn't think this would be an issue by when they designed the API, I really have no idea....

I made the changes to the ClojureScript ns to get it working (using this as reference: https://react.dev/blog/2022/03/08/react-18-upgrade-guide#updates-to-client-rendering-apis). Not too bad all-in-all, just need to store the root and reuse it...

Turns out I had to do ```clojure ["react-dom/client" :as rdc] ``` and then use that directly rather than `js/ReactDOM`. However, this might work with shadow-cljs, but I guess it would...

```clojure (prefer-method print-method pretty.core.PrettyPrintable saml20-clj.state/StateManager) (prefer-method print-method pretty.core.PrettyPrintable clojure.lang.IDeref) ``` This should fix the issue.

Will probably need to consult DSL for licence changes, though.

Do this at the same time as #96 perhaps.

Similarly, domain and has_domain_topic are flipped compared to their usage in the English WordNet,

One type of tutorial might be a Q&A, e.g. maybe it could answer questions such as > **Q:** Why do words in DanNet have both a `wn:partOfSpeech` and a `lexinfo:partOfSpeech`?...