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jbook-by-jl

v1.1.7

Published

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

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Readme

Jbook

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

  • Click any text cell (including this one) to edit it

  • The code in each code editor is all joined together into one file. If you define a variable in cell#1, you can refer it to any following cells!

  • You can show any React component, string, number or anything else by calling show function. This is a function built into this environment. Call show multiple times to show multiple values.

  • Re-order or delete cells using the buttons on the top right

  • Add new cells by hovering on the divider between cells

All of your changes get saved to the file you opened Jbook with. So if your run npx jbook-by-jl serve test.js, all of the text and code you write will be saved to the test.js that located in the same directory where you run command.

Install

npm install [-g] jbook-by-jl@latest

Usage

jbook serve [filename/path-to-file] [--port=<number>]

Examples: jbook serve test.js --port=3000 jbook -p 3000 test.js

Default filename is notebook.js, default port is 4005