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Run AREPL on command line (outside of VS-Code) #397

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danielsnider opened this issue May 16, 2021 · 1 comment
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Run AREPL on command line (outside of VS-Code) #397

danielsnider opened this issue May 16, 2021 · 1 comment
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@danielsnider
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I love AREPL so much! It would be great to run it without VS-Code.

Bash example:

$ arepl my_file.py

Then in terminal you see output of my_file.py automatically update everytime my_file.py changes.

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I use VS-Code to edit remote files over SSH. However, those files are mounted into Docker and I run my code in Docker with a different python version setup. I can't use VS-Code's python, I need to use python inside of my remote Docker container. So I'd like to skip VS-Code and instead use bash in my Docker container, I'd like to run arepl my_file.py.

Thanks for this great project!

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Almenon commented May 17, 2021

Welcome :)

I like your idea. I would be cool to develop a terminal-based AREPL for bash given that bash is used on the terminal - see #195

As for python I'm not quite understanding your situation. I think it might still be possible to use AREPL with VSCode inside the docker container, if you want to I'd be happy to jump on a zoom/discord call with you and see if there's a workaround for the issue, or just discuss AREPL. I'm generally free nights PST time.

@Almenon Almenon added the enhancement New feature or request label May 17, 2021
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