DS-Playground

DS-Playground is a Thyme leaf application that makes it easy to set an input and script value to be executed by Datasonnet. It works a lot like the Intellij plugin but provides an html interface.

• Features:
  • Autocomplete for jsonnet, DS, and DW libraries
  • Json & Json5 formatting
  • Easily accessible documentation page
  • Fast execution time
  • The ability to resize editor windows and documentation size
  • Swap between light and dark theme via query parameter
• Wanted Features:
  • Lexically analyzed auto complete
  • Ability to have multiple files in payload section, i.e. vars file

Getting Started

When getting started with DS-Playground you have two options, you can either pull down the existing docker image and just boot up a container or you can clone this repository to build and run manually.

Prerequisites

• Local
  • Maven
  • Datasonnet
• Docker
  • Docker

Installing

Local

git clone https://github.com/JakeMHughes/DS-Playground && cd DS-Playground
mvn spring-boot:run

Docker

docker pull jakeizundead/ds-playground:latest
docker run -dp 8080:8080 --rm --name=ds-playground jakeizundead/ds-playground:latest

Using

The application gets deployed to port 8080 by default so to get access open up your web browser and travel to http://localhost:8080.

For light mode, append the query paramater theme=light to the url

The left panel is the payload panel, the middle panel is your Datasonnet panel and the right panel is a read only ouput panel

Built With

• Datasonnet - The data transformation
• Maven - Dependency Management
• Ace - The code editors
• Bootstrap
• jQuery
• Showdown - Markdown to HTML converter
• js-base64 - Base64 encode functionality
• frontend-maven-plugin - Install npm packages with maven

Contributing

Anyone is welcome to contribute, but it probably won't be an active project. I recommend creating a fork.

Authors

• Jacob Hughes - Initial work - Personal Website

License

This project is licensed under GPLv3