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Not really in the scope, but in addition to the default DOM renderer, ReactNative is already known to work and some care has been taken to separate react-dom usages to specific namespaces, so Reagent core can be required without react-dom package.
Shouldn't be anything preventing use with other renderers, if they are fully React compatible.
I have previously (likely later in 2021 or at the start of 2022, so after the previous message) used Reagent with React Three Fiber, which is a React element to the Three.js renderer. I don't remember having any problems.
I don't know if we want to add test cases to the Reagent repo, but I could add some notes to the docs that this is expected to work. After all, the React elements created by Reagent shouldn't be special in any way or tied to the DOM.
I've setup, for personal reasons, the ability to render to Ink JS. Is targeting non-html output in scope for the project?
Most of the code is working, but I haven't created tests (yet).
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