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@easyv/ace-builds

v1.0.3

Published

react-ace代码提示相关配置项补全

Downloads

25

Readme

Ace (Ajax.org Cloud9 Editor)

CDNJS npm

Ace is a code editor written in JavaScript.

This repository has only generated files. If you want to work on ace please go to https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace instead.

here you can find pre-built files for convenience of embedding. it contains 4 versions

  • src concatenated but not minified
  • src-min concatenated and minified with uglify.js
  • src-noconflict uses ace.require instead of require
  • src-min-noconflict concatenated, minified with uglify.js, and uses ace.require instead of require

For a simple way of embedding ace into webpage see editor.html or list of other simple examples To see ace in action go to kitchen-sink-demo, scrollable-page-demo or minimal demo,