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devjar

v0.5.0

Published

> live code runtime for your react project in browser

Downloads

13

Readme

devjar

live code runtime for your react project in browser

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Introduction

devjar is a library that enables you to live test and share your code snippets and examples with others. devjar will generate a live code editor where you can run your code snippets and view the results in real-time based on the provided code content of your React app.

Notice: devjar only works for browser runtime at the moment. It will always render the default export component in index.js as the app entry.

Install

pnpm add devjar

Usage

<DevJar>

DevJar is a react component that allows you to develop and test your code directly in the browser, using a CDN to load your dependencies.

Props

  • files: An object that specifies the files you want to include in your development environment.
  • getModuleUrl: A function that maps module names to CDN URLs.
  • onError: Callback function of error event from the iframe sandbox. By default console.log.
import { DevJar } from 'devjar'

const CDN_HOST = 'https://esm.sh'

const files = {
  'index.js': `export default function App() { return 'hello world' }`
}

function App() {
  return (
    <DevJar
      files={files}
      getModuleUrl={(m) => {
        return `${CDN_HOST}/${m}`
      }}
    />
  )
}

useLiveCode(options)

Parameters

  • options
    • getModulePath(module): A function that receives the module name and returns the CDN url of each imported module path. For example, import React from 'react' will load React from skypack.dev/react.

Returns

  • state
    • ref: A reference to the iframe element where the live coding will be executed.
    • error: An error message in case the live coding encounters an issue.
    • load(codeFiles): void: Loads code files and executes them as live code.
import { useLiveCode } from 'devjar'

function Playground() {
  const { ref, error, load } = useLiveCode({
    // The CDN url of each imported module path in your code
    // e.g. `import React from 'react'` will load react from skypack.dev/react
    getModulePath(modPath) {
      return `https://cdn.skypack.dev/${modPath}`
    }
  })

  // logging failures
  if (error) {
    console.error(error)
  }

  // load code files and execute them as live code
  function run() {
    load({
      // `index.js` is the entry of every project
      'index.js': `export default function App() { return 'hello world' }`,

      // other relative modules can be used in the live coding
      './mod': `export default function Mod() { return 'mod' }`,
    })
  }

  // Attach the ref to an iframe element for runtime of code execution
  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={run}>run</button>
      <iframe ref={ref} />
    </div>
  )
}

License

The MIT License (MIT).