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executor-editor

v3.0.0

Published

🔨 Display and evaluate your JavaScript code

Downloads

171

Readme

executor-editor

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🔨 Display and evaluate your JavaScript code.

Preview 🎉

https://piecioshka.github.io/executor-editor/demo/

Features

  • ✅ Embed any programming code
  • ✅ Highlight JavaScript syntax
  • ✅ Auto-evaluate the JavaScript code
  • ✅ Execute code on demand
  • ✅ Layout modes: horizontal, vertical
  • ✅ Maximize mode: show the code only
  • ✅ Multiple instance on single page
  • ✅ Support skins
  • ✅ Display errors in red color
  • ✅ Written in TypeScript

Usage

Installation:

npm install executor-editor
  1. Add CSS class executor-editor to HTML element:

    <pre class="executor-editor">
    class Cake {
        toString() {
            return '[Cake]';
        }
    }
    
    console.log(String(new Cake()));
    </pre>
  2. Add on the bottom of page, example before </body>

    <link href="/path/to/executor-editor/dist/executor-editor.css"/>
    <link href="/path/to/executor-editor/dist/skins/blue-skin.css"/>
    <link href="/path/to/executor-editor/dist/skins/normal-skin.css"/>
    
    <script src="/path/to/executor-editor/dist/executor-editor.js"></script>
    <script>ExecutorEditor.setup();</script>

API

All settings you can pass by HTML attributes.

data-autoevaluate

  • Default: true

  • Options: true | false

  • Example:

    <pre class="executor-editor" data-autoevaluate="false">
        [...]
    </pre>

data-autofocus

  • Default: true

  • Options: true | false

  • Example:

    <pre class="executor-editor" data-autofocus="true">
        [...]
    </pre>

data-skin

  • Default: normal

  • Options: normal | blue

  • Example:

    <pre class="executor-editor" data-skin="blue">
        [...]
    </pre>

data-layout

  • Default: horizontal

  • Options: horizontal | vertical

  • horizontal places the editor next to the result; vertical stacks the editor above the result.

  • Example:

    <pre class="executor-editor" data-layout="vertical">
        [...]
    </pre>

data-maximize

  • Default: false

  • Options: true | false

  • When true, the editor starts maximized: the result panel is hidden and the editor fills the component, useful to present code without running it. Toggle it at runtime with the Maximize button.

  • Example:

    <pre class="executor-editor" data-maximize="true">
        [...]
    </pre>

Testing

End-to-end tests run in a real browser with Playwright.

npm run build
npx playwright install chromium
npm run e2e

npm run e2e builds the bundle, serves it and drives e2e/fixtures/index.html in a headless browser. The tests cover initialization, the data-* options, the toolbar interactions and code execution.

The sources are written in TypeScript. Run npm run typecheck to type-check without emitting and npm run build to bundle with ts-loader.

Purpose

The project was created for presentation slides, to embed code and quickly execute it.

License

The MIT License @ 2015