Dispono is a synchronization program between your browser IDE and your local machine.
Project description
Dispono
Dispono is a tool to synchronization your source code and run it inside a browser IDE.
It works cross-platform and cross-browser since it doesn't requires any plugins.
Currently supported browser IDE's:
Installation
pip install dispono
Only Python 3.6+ is supported.
Usage
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Write a python script:
from dispono import Dispono async def task(ide): await ide.sync_code('print("Hello browser. :)")') await ide.run_code() Dispono(task, port=8080)
The above code will open a server at port 8080, transfer the code to your browser IDE and run the code.
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Open your browser IDE (e.g. a CodinGame contest).
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Run the python script.
When you start the script the first time, you have to execute a small javascript snippet inside the browser tab web console in order to connect to the server.
All following runs will work out of the box for the same session.
Advanced usage
C/C++
In combination with Quom, your multi-file C/C++ project can be easily synced with your web IDE. Quom generates a single file from all local included header and source files.
from io import StringIO
from dispono import Dispono
from quom import Quom
async def task(ide):
dst = StringIO()
Quom('main.cpp', dst)
await ide.sync_code(dst.getvalue())
await ide.run_code()
Dispono(task, port=8080)
How does it work
Dispono starts a lightweight web server serving a javascript file for your specific browser IDE.
The javascript file contains code to control the IDE (sync/run/get output) and a client instance.
After registration the client by the server, the server can send commands to the client.
The communication between server and client happens with socket.io.
Planned features
- Download code from web IDE.
- Correctly forward console output to the server.
- Support more web IDE's.
- Support multiple clients at the same time.
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