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write-code

v0.21.0

Published

Programming for more people

Downloads

59

Readme

write-code is a simple HTML-based code editor. It is not meant to be full featured, it is meant to edit very simple programs that contain only:

  • strings
  • function literals
  • and function calls

Demo

GIF of person typing "function rad" which turns magically into "function rad(){" with the closing brace "}" on the next line. They press ENTER and the cursor drops to the next line. They type dad and it appears quoted as "dad". Then they type a ( and the quotes disappear. We now see "function rad(){" on the first line, "dad(" on the second line and ")}" on the third line. Finally they type "sad" which is automatically quoted. The last line is "sad")}. Without the period.

Installation

npm install write-code
node write-code/server

Open http://localhost:1413/write-code/hello-world