add: link to replit run #487
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We'd not want to link to something that uses an unofficial package installer, so this is a great idea if you can use npm instead of yarn (ie, if you can make the repl.it actually match this repo, which uses npm) |
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oh gotchia - yes i can match the commands edit: how does it look |
ljharb
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| language = "nodejs" | |||
| run = "npm install && cd example && node array.js" | |||
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| run = "npm install && cd example && node array.js" | |
| run = "npm install && cd example && node array" |
altho i wonder if we should make an index.js that requires all the other files, so we can run all the examples here?
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@eankeen did you delete your fork? :-( if so, could you try recreating it, so I can land this? |
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@eankeen I'd still like to land this, but it appears your fork has been deleted. |
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i think it would be pretty cool to let people see how this code works (and edit / preview the program) right in their browser, without any manual downloads or installation. i'm thinking we can add a 'run on repl.it' button, which redirects to something like this: