(At least the ones I used)
- Visual Studio 2019
- SQL Server 2019
- Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio 18
- Text area to write HTML and an area to render it
- Button Run to render the input
- Button Save to save the input in a relational database with create date and last edit date
- Button Check Original to check if the current code matches the one of an example created earlier
- Notification for the "Check Original" funtionality
- Shareable URL of the saved example which is shown on the browser address bar
- Auto save every 15sec
- 2 tables: HTMLs and HTMLVersions
- 3 added entities in table HTMLs
- 14 added entities in table HTMLVersions
| HTML Id | HTML total versions |
| 1 | 10 |
| 2 | 2 |
| 3 | 2 |
To access any of the already added examples: /Home/HTML/{id}
(Entity with id 3 is interesting)
- Clone the project
- Use the provided html-previewer-db-script.sql file to create the database with some sample data (copy the script and run it in SSMS18)
- In appsettings.json change the server name from "." to whatever your server name is
- Basically that's it, run the project in VS19 and start previewing HTMLs 😊