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my-jbook

v3.0.0

Published

This is a cli application that will fire up a React web application that transpiles and bundles code especially JS and JSX , allowing users to view the output in a dedicated preview window. It provides a platform to add code descriptions or notes, write c

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Readme

Code-Output Viewer

This is a cli application that will fire up a React web application that transpiles and bundles code especially JS and JSX , allowing users to view the output in a dedicated preview window. It provides a platform to add code descriptions or notes, write code snippets, and immediately visualize the output.

Features

  • Code Input: Input code snippets with descriptions.
  • Transpilation & Bundling: Transpile and bundle code for javascript and jsx languages and also include npm packages in the code.
  • Output Window: View the output of the code in a dedicated window.
  • Interactive Interface: Real-time feedback and immediate display of code results.

Technologies Used

  • React + Typescript
  • Esbuild
  • Lerna
  • Express
  • Bulma Css

Installation

To run this application locally, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository: npm i my-jbook
  2. Run the instance of notebook locally: npx my-jbook serve
  3. Providing Optional filename: npx my-jbook serve notes.js

Usage

  1. Upon starting the app, you'll be presented with a code editor with some default notes on how to interact with application.
  2. Add a description for your code snippet.
  3. Write your code in the provided editor.
  4. View the output in the dedicated output window.
  5. Explore and experiment with different code snippets and see their respective outputs.

Contact

For any inquiries or feedback, feel free to reach out at [email protected].

Thank you for using my-jbook! 🚀