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tiny-editor-npm

v1.1.0

Published

Lightweight simple editor for little tasks and projects.

Readme

Tiny Editor

Lightweight simple editor for little task and projects. The purpose of this project is create a desktop application for windows that works as a simple text editor, with the easy of running code in java, python, c++. It also gives the possibility of having an integrated console to show errors but execute code in external console.
The project is oriented to be used by people who are starting in the world of programming and need a simple editor to program.


Built with 🛠️


📃 Notes

This is a first simple version, now i'am working in:

  • Create tutorials to install and configure java and python
  • Allow to configurate enviroment of Tiny Editor.
  • Option to configure the makefiles.

Pre-requirements 📋

▶️ Node Need install npm too
▶️ Mingw You can use this documentation. Then need install mingw32-make.exe from all packages you can use this documentation
▶️ Electron This is installed in the dependencies
▶️ Bulma This is installed in the dependencies

Optional

These are needed so that you can program in them, if for example you are not going to program in python you do not need to install it:

▶️ G++ (Compiler of c++) You can install it from MinGW you can use this documentation
▶️ Java
▶️ Python

Make sure that the programs can be located from the system
variables in PATH
: javac, java, g++ and python.


There are two ways to install TinyEditor, with first release or the latest version in development.


Installation first release ✔️

Download the First release Tiny Editor version here

Usage first release

Start TinyEditor.exe from project folder
Choose a language between C++, Java and Python.
That's it, program!
Press Build to compile code, and run to execute!


Installation of last version 🔧

Download code here and extract where you prefer
or clone like:

git clone https://github.com/DavidVillalobos/tiny-editor

Install Depencendies

cd tiny-editor
npm install

Install Ace editor

The Ace editor must be installed inside the tiny-editor folder
Download code here and extract inside the tiny-editor folder or clone like:

git clone https://github.com/ajaxorg/ace-builds

Usage of last version

Once dependencies is installed, run the next command to start TinyEditor inside the tiny-editor folder

npm start

Choose a language between C++, Java and Python.
That's it, program!

Press Build to compile code, and run to execute!


The project is inspired by vscode

Author

Contributing

For new changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
You can contact me at 📫 : [email protected]

License

The project is licensed by License