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codememo

v1.1.0

Published

An interactive coding environment. You can write Javascript, import any NPM modules and see it executed, and write comprehensive documentation using markdown.

Downloads

10

Readme

CodeMemo

An interactive coding environment. You can write Javascript, import any NPM modules and see it executed, and write comprehensive documentation using markdown

Implemented

  • Edit Text cells by clicking on their contents

  • The code in each Code cell is bundled into one file. Variables defined in any cell can be referenced in others

  • It is possible to render React components, strings, numbers, or anything else by calling the built-in show() function.

  • Re-ordering or deleting cells AppBar on each cell

  • Add new cells by hovering on the divider between cells

  • All changes are saved to the file you opened CodeMemo with. For example, if your start CodeMemo with npx codememo serve demo.js command, all contents from the text and code cells will be saved to demo.js file in the same directory where the command was executed

Install

~ npm install [-g] codememo@latest

Usage

~ npx codememo serve [filename/path-to-file] [--port=<number>]
  • --port by default is set to 8080
  • --filename is set to codememo.js. Used to store code & text snippets

Example

~ npx -y codememo@latest serve
Listening on http://localhost:8080

, where demo.js is used to store our memos.

codememo_demo.png