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codepadjs

v1.0.9

Published

**Wellcome to codepadjs**

Downloads

8

Readme

Wellcome to codepadjs

Codepadjs is CLI tool for running javascript code in your local machine. Basically it provides an integrated development environment (IDE) and a text-editor It is written in nodejs and uses the vm module to run the code. Wellcome to codepadjs

In order to run codepadjs you need to have nodejs installed on your machine. You can download it from here.

Installation

To install codepadjs run the following command in your terminal:

npx codepadjs serve

Usage

  • After installing codepadjs, local CLI will open and runnig on port by default localhost:4005. You can access it by opening your browser and typing localhost:4005 in the address bar and hitting enter.

  • If portal had already been used on your machine, you can run it again by typing npx codepadjs serve -p {number} in your terminal. Replace {number} with the port number you want to use.

  • Saved code snippets will be stored in the codepad.js file which is located in a file directory where you run npx codepadjs serve command.


Usage of Code Editor
  • By default React is integrated into Code Editor. So you don't have worry about importing React.

-You can facilitate the use of the Code Editor by using the following shortcuts:

-show() function

image

-Tailwind also integrated into Code Editor. So you dont have to worry about intagrating UI library. You can use Tailwind by typing className="" in your JSX code.

  • Happy coding!

License

ISC

Author

Halil İbrahim Çelik