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js-scribble

v3.0.2

Published

a year ago

js-scribble is an interactive browser-based coding environment that allows you to write and execute JavaScript code in a notebook-like interface. It is similar to Jupyter Notebook but specifically designed for JavaScript programming. The environment utili

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js-scribble

js-scribble is an interactive browser-based coding environment that allows you to write and execute JavaScript code in a notebook-like interface. It is similar to Jupyter Notebook but specifically designed for JavaScript programming. The environment utilizes React and Redux to provide a seamless and enhanced coding experience.

Getting Started

To get started with the interactive browser-based coding environment, follow these steps:

Run command npx js-scribble @usonkar in your terminal
No-need Install the necessary dependencies by running npm install or yarn install anywhere in your projects.
Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:4005 (or a different port if specified).
Begin coding and exploring the features of the environment!

Usage

We have the starter-running docs and sample code at http://localhost:4005 when command npx js-scribble @usonkar is run on terminal.

Default Command : Creates a run-time environment at http://localhost:4005 and saves notebook.js file in the local directory where command is executed. This file will be automatically fetched with changes if command executed again.

$ npx js-scribble @usonkar

Optional Command (port): We can provide port number in case there is a traffic on default port 4005 using --port [portnumber] or -p [portnumber] or --port=[portnumber].

$ npx js-scribble @usonkar --port 3000

Optional Commnad (filename): We can provide another file name and it creates the file test.js in the directory.It can be fetched if same file name used again while executing in the terminal.

$ npx js-scribble @usonkar test.js --port 3000

Dependencies

The interactive browser-based coding environment relies on the following technologies:

React: JavaScript library for building user interfaces.
Redux: State management library for JavaScript applications.

No need to install these dependencies as they are inter-linked.

License

This project is licensed under the ISC License. Feel free to modify and distribute it as per the terms of the license.