Embedded Code runner in web pages, supports multiple programming languages. You can check demo and read more about features here.

It has a number of features, including:

• A nice, unobtrusive editor with syntax highlighting.
• Supports multiple programming languages, included its build tools.
• The ability to quickly load preview for predefined code from a GitHub Project or Gist.
• See console output in the component itself.

A React frontend communicates with an Axum backend. Docker containers are used to provide the various compilers and tools as well as to help isolate them.

The Playground may be included on your site in one of two ways:

If you are using React, then you can add the playground-react component directly in your project, as simple as the following:

npm install --save @amphitheatre/playground-react

import Playground from '@amphitheatre/playground-react'

export default function App() {
  return <Playground style={{ width: 800, height: 500 }} />
}

If you're not using React, please deploy the project and backend server privately first, then include the Playground in an iframe.

<iframe
  width="880"
  height="425"
  frameborder="0"
  src="//playground.your-domain.com/?gist=6b8b99c93be318f254606a92955294ec"
></iframe>

The Playground accepts the following props/parameters.

To run the playground locally, run:

• yarn to install dependencies
• yarn build to compile the app and place it in the build/ directory
• yarn start to serve from the build/ directory and open a page on your browser.

For a fast edit-refresh cycle when developing run yarn dev. This will start an http server and automatically re-compile the TypeScript, HTML and CSS files whenever they change.

• Make sure you have docker installed.
• Clone or fork this repository.
• Start server docker-compose up, add -d to docker-compose up if you'd like to run it in the background.

The first time will take some time to download the dependencies. they are downloaded only once, and then cached.

Just like the other Amphitheatre examples, after installing the server and CLI software, and configuring the certificates and preferences, Execute the following command:

amp run

If anything feels off, or if you feel that some functionality is missing, please check out the contributing page. There you will find instructions for sharing your feedback, building the tool locally, and submitting pull requests to the project.

This project is based on the Web3 Open Source General Playground product developed by Amphitheatre, which aims to help developers learn Web3 development better, and is co-sponsored by Amphitheatre and OpenBuild.

We will post some development tasks as task topics and label them as "Tasks", interested partners can evaluate the development time in the corresponding topics, we will pick the most suitable developer from them and assign the task to him, and we will give rewards after the task is completed and passes the PR.

For more information, please refer to How to Contribute and the Contribution Reward Announcement.

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