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commonjs-editor
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Edit and execute top-level files of CommonJS modules in browsers. Usage here, live demo here. CommonjsEditor is powered by browserify and c9.ace.io. Node-inspired variables accessible inside the editor:
global: the global object.require: for importing CommonJS modules.module: for redefining the entire export.exports: for exporting a particular field.__filename: relative to options.basedir.__dirname: relative to options.basedir.process: if defined: process.argv[1] = __filename.Buffer: only available when Buffer or require("buffer") is present.Playgroundplayground.path :: stringplayground :: commonjs-editor.Playgroundplayground.modules :: [string]playground :: commonjs-editor.Playgroundplayground.initial :: stringplayground :: commonjs-editor.Playgroundplayground.require :: stringplayground :: commonjs-editor.Playgroundrequire("commonjs-editor/playground")(path, options, callback)path :: stringoptions :: browserify.Optionscallback(error, playground)
error :: Errorplayground :: commonjs-editor.Playgroundeditor = require("commonjs-editor")(container, playground)container :: dom.Elementplayground :: commonjs-editor.Playgroundeditor :: c9.ace.io.Editor
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Edit and execute top-level files of CommonJS modules in browsers
The npm package commonjs-editor receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, commonjs-editor popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that commonjs-editor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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