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ndit

v0.0.5

Published

## **Project Overview**

Downloads

5

Readme

Ndit:Powerful and lightweight editor made in javascript

Project Overview

Ndit was made with the main purpose to show to the rest of developers, how powerful is javascript from the backend side, i've been searching an editor made in javascript, but there's no one what works very well or stay up to date, so i decided to make my own editor in javascript. Ndit is a minimalistic text editor but i'd like to convert it in a more powerful code editor like neovim, so if you wanna contribute with this project, just push your changes, it would be a pleasure to work with you, please send me your ideas or something that you think would help this project to evolve in something bigger.

Usage

you can compile it from source or install it from the npm registry, if you wanna compile it from the source, you must follow the next steps after you cloned the repository:

  • install the dependencies
npm i
  • execute the build and start script:
node --run  start

or you can install globally in your system:

npm i -g ndit

then, you can use it, selecting any file:

ndit <your file>

Screenshots

Ndit