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 # sketchzone
 
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 You want to create a little inspector for your programming language or data structure or something: your user writes some text document and you will use your "inspector" to show them something --- some JavaScript widget that will render something based on the text the user provided provided.
 
 I talked more about the motivation behind sketchzone in [this blog post](https://typesafety.net/rob/blog/endless-sketchzone). The sketchzone package is intended to encapsulate a bunch of "price of entry" quality-of-life issues that a browser-based implementation of such a tool is going to encounter. You provide the inspector, and sketchzone provides: