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monaco-review

v0.0.42

Published

Code review extension for Monaco

Downloads

11

Readme

monaco-editor-code-review

Build Status Coverage Status FOSSA Status

screenshot

Lightweight extension (45KiB) for monaco-editor to allow the creation, editing of "comments" in code. This module has 2 explicit dependencies (uuid + moment). There is an peer-dependency dependency on monaco-editor.

For a working examplple of all the features and the behaviours

  • Read the Api-Docs: https://jburrow.github.io/monaco-editor-code-review/docs/
  • Try it out: DEMO: https://jburrow.github.io/monaco-editor-code-review/examples/index.html
  • See example source-code

Simply add the monaco-editor-code-review/index.js to your .html page.

<script src="../index.js"></script>
//Type: ./src/types/index.ts#ReviewManagerConfig
const overriddenConfig = {};

//Type: ./src/types/index.ts#ReviewComment
const existingComments = [{id:"1",
                         createdBy:'developer-1',
                         createdAt:new Date().getTime(),
                         text:'',
                         lineNumber:1 }];

const editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById("container"), {
        value: '...some source code ''',
        language: "javascript",
        contextmenu: true
    });
const reviewManager = MonacoEditorCodeReview.createReviewManager(editor,
                                                    "name-of-current-user",
                                                    existingComments,
                                                    (newComments)=>{console.info("** new comments **", newComments);},
                                                    overriddenConfig);

Features

  • Add comment
  • Reply to comment
  • Delete comment [optionally disable/disable]
  • Navigate between comments [ forward, back]
  • Displays comment marker in scrollbar
  • Supports Monaco Themes

Motivation

Your first reaction might be there is no need for this because github or gitlab all have excellent code review tools, and you are right! However - Monaco can be embedded in many types of applications, and this library enables you integrate a light way of allowing users to annotate documents rendered in it.

License

FOSSA Status