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Play with JS/CSS/HTML so simple it hurts, the web playground that works offline.
https://nenjack.github.io/codepan/
Aren't there already JSBin/CodePen/JSFiddle?
Yep! So why not one more? And this one could work offline for you!
How? codepan is just a single page app with no-backend! Built with Webpack and Vue.js, and the offline feature is provided by my pwa-worker
We aim to support latest version of Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Microsoft Edge.
Clone this repository and install dependencies by running yarn, then:
yarn dev: Run in development modeyarn build: Build in production modeyarn lint: Run eslintYou can use url GET param:
pans=html,css,js,console,outputSets types of visible open pans, any number is ok
layout=column|rowSets the desired layout of open pans
headless=false|trueDoesnt show ads, menu or pan header titles
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Play with JS/CSS/HTML so simple it hurts
The npm package codepan receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, codepan popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that codepan demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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