This project is now an inspector-based IDE project, and the repl approach described below is going to be absorbed into that.
A repl for making stuff in the browser with Fennel.
Most of the work I've done with this project exists in a private dev image, but
you can use the base-line image to do your own stuff. It's all done client-side,
in fact you could grab the bundle and html from the a github pages action to
just host yourself with python http.server or whatever you like.
The console comes with a way to attach the repl input to a log table, just use
(set console.attached-session <tbl>) and (set console.attached-session nil)
when you're done. (console.replay <tbl>) will replay your session.
The DOM object has a reference to document and window which should give
you full control over the browser environment.
The prsv variable will act as local storage, which you can save or download
with save-prsv and download-prsv respectively. And you can download or
upload general text with DOM.dlstr and DOM.upstr. If the function returns
a Javascript promise, you'll need to call (: <prom> :await).
Using localStorage you can patch the boot variable on reload to update the
initial environment. This is really only useful for extending the console.
npm run build builds the application to public/bundle.js, along with a sourcemap file for debugging.
npm run dev will run npm start and npm run watch in parallel.
- rollup
- wasmoon (Wasm implementation of Lua)
- codemirror
- fennel
MIT.