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@webwriter/block-based-code

v1.5.6

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Write block-based code (e.g. Scratch) and run it.

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Keywords

webwriter-widget

Readme

WebWriter Blocks Widget

The blocks Widget brings block based programming to WebWriter. The widget is based on the Blockly library and is heavily inspired by the Scratch project. Currently, the only available stage type is a simple canvas, but more stages can be added in the future. The stage is controlled by the blocks that are placed in the editor.

    

Installation

This Widget needs to be installed through WebWriter. It should be available in the widget list.

Usage

The widget offers an example exercise. Apart from that, the widget should be self-explanatory.

Development

The development of this widget should be done in WebWriter. Instead of installing the widget, you can use the development mode of WebWriter to import the Widget from your local drive.

Release

To release a new version of the widget, run the following command:

npm run release