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crp-reagenzglas

v0.0.8

Published

CrowdProcess Web Worker environment simulation

Downloads

10

Readme

It makes writting CrowdProcess Programs faster ;)

It's not an editor, it's a REAGENZGLAS! It's supposed to be used to test how CrowdProcess Programs behave in the worker environment. Assertions work, its good to test data units, it reloads when stuff changes.

Installation

npm install -g crp-reagenzglas

Usage

  1. Run

    reagenzglas -p path/to/your/program.js

  2. Open your browser on https://localhost:8081

  3. Put something on the input field.

  4. Change your program.js, and the web page will reload and run your program with the data unit you supplied in step 4 right away. If should also report errors and timings.

Gotchas

  • The line numbers of the error reports are not ok, I cannot provide a proper view-source link, or get source maps to work on web workers. So yes the error reporting is sad.

  • If this is not a browserified bundle, your Run function must be at the top of your program.js, because of the messed up way it's concatenated when the Web Worker is built. This will be fixed in the next versions. So your program.js file should really start with function Run (dataUnit) {....}.