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python-code-exercise-element

v0.1.18

Published

A web component for Python coding exercises with doctest runner

Readme

python-code-exercise-element

A web component for creating Python coding exercises with doctest validation.

Usage

You can use this component by either loading it from the CDN or installing it locally.

Loading from CDN

Add the script to your HTML:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/code-exercise.umd.js"></script>

Then use the component in your HTML:

>>> my_function(5)
10
"""
# YOUR CODE HERE

The component will preserve whitespace and indentation in the code, so you can write the Python code naturally in your HTML.

I recommend using CSS to style the code elements so that they look like code blocks before they get turned into a CodeMirror editor. That will avoid any layout shifts when the editor is initialized.

code-exercise-element {
    white-space: pre;
    font-family: monospace;
}

To style the CodeMirror editor that loads inside the element, include a CSS rule that targets the .cm-editor class:

code-exercise-element .cm-editor {
    border: 1px solid #ccc;
}

Attributes

  • name: A unique name for the exercise. Used to store progress in localStorage.
  • show-tests: (Optional) Whether to show the "Run Tests" button. By default, only the "Run Code" button is shown.

Features

  • Python code editor with syntax highlighting
  • Run code and see output/results
  • Run tests using Python's doctest format
  • Local storage of code progress
  • Reset button to restore starter code
  • Displays both stdout and the value of the last expression

Development

Install packages:

npm install

Run the development server (with hot reloading):

npm run dev

Publishing

  1. Lint the code:

    npm run lint
  2. Format the code:

    npm run format
  3. Update the version in package.json

  4. Build the production version:

    npm run build
  5. Publish to npm:

    npm publish