Hano: online IDE for Node.js on dotCloud

Hano (Hatta+Node) allows you to run Node.js code on dotCloud, and edit it with a wiki-like interface.

How to use it

Deployment is that easy (you need a dotCloud account first):

git clone git://github.com/jpetazzo/hano.git
dotcloud push hano hano

Then, check the entrypoints:

dotcloud info hano.www
[...]
ports:
-   name: ssh
    url: ssh://dotcloud@hano-yourusername.dotcloud.com:12345
-   name: editor
    url: tcp://hano-yourusername.dotcloud.com:23456
-   name: log
    url: tcp://hano-yourusername.dotcloud.com:34567
-   name: http
    url: http://hano-yourusername.dotcloud.com/

By going to the URL referenced in the "http" section, you can see your app running (by default, there is a "Hello World!" app dumping the HTTP headers).

By going (with your browser) to the host+port referenced in the "editor" section, you will see an IDE with a wiki-like interface, allowing to edit the JS code. When you change the code, Node.js is automatically restarted.

By going (with your browser, or with curl) to the host+port referenced in the "log" section, you will see a stream of the logs of your service.

All the changes made through the editor are versioned in a Mercurial repository. You can clone/push/pull this repository by hacking around the SSH entrypoint:

hg clone ssh://dotcloud@hano-yourusername.dotcloud.com:12345/data/repo

Enjoy!