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skulpt_runner

v1.0.3

Published

Python IDE in Browser

Downloads

4

Readme

Skulpt Runner

Brython Coderunner transforms your Markdown fields and textareas into an executable IDE. You can execute code immediately and even use Turtle or Processing inside the IDE.

Demo (german):

My Homepage | See Test Folder

Usage

With the following code you can integrate skulpt_runner into your website:

The code converts all tags with the .marked class to Markdown and automatically creates a skulpt_runner IDE for code fields with the following form:

```skulpt_runner
[python_code]
```

Skulpt_runner without markdown

Code fields with the following classes are transformed in IDES:

<code class="language-skulpt_runner>
</code>

or

<code class="skulpt_runner">
</code>

Textareas can also be converted. To do this, the textareas must be enclosed by a div in the following form:

<div class="skulpt_textarea">
<textarea>
</textarea>
</div>

Settings

Settings can be passed to customize the appearance and functionality. The most elegant way to do this is to pass a JSON field right after the opening tag:

<code class="skulpt_runner">
{options="processing buttons editor"}
</code>

Variables

  • options:

    • editor: Displays the editor.

    • buttons Displays buttons (Run, Clear).

    • canvas Displays a canvas where code can be rendered.

    • processing: Loads the code as processing code.

    • turtle / Transforms import turtle in brython (loads libraries and turtle-canvas) (alpha)

  • display:

    • sketch: Hides code.

    • fullscreen: Shows IDE in fullscreen

  • preset:

    • processing: Set options to editor buttons canvas processing

    • turtle: Set options to editor buttons canvas processing

Moodle integration

You can use Brython Coderunner as moodle database activity (future) or embed it with a moodle-text-block. See moodle directory. (Currently the block must be embed in admin->additionalhtml->Before end of Body)