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b-studios edited this page Aug 11, 2011 · 1 revision

After writing my own javascript-console, i found out about Remy Sharp's jsconsole and i fell in love with it immediately.

Next thing i remember is, that i checked out the sourcecode and started to adopt it for the use with lisp.js.

Instead of passing each command to the browser's javascript engine, the commands are interpreted by lisp.js and the result is passed back to jsconsole.

I had to make some modifications to jsconsole and stripped out some features, that i didn't need, so it's not really compatible any more to the original source.

So here is the result.

Usage

If you've never used jsconsole before here are some usage tipps and tricks:

  • You can press SHIFT+DOWN to get a large editor-field
  • SHIFT-UP will turn it into console-mode again (in my opinion this is not so clever, because i want to select text all the time)
  • autocompletion works for builtin functions only. You can TAB through them and press DOWN to autocomplete.
  • there are some awesome Commands for the console, you should check out.
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