import
statement (between the files of app)import
ing of CSS and HTML fileshttps://poet.krasimir.now.sh/new
When you open the app and start writing code you progress gets saved to an internal state. You can grab it by opening the bar at the top and clicking on the gear icon (check the “Export” section). The JSON there contains all the configuration that Demoit needs. You can save this configuration to an external file and let Demoit knows the path to it via the state
GET parameter (for example http://localhost/demoit?state=./mycode.json
).
?state=<path to json file>
- relative path to a JSON file?mode=preview
- it loads the editor just in a preview mode. The code is visible but not compiled, not editable and not executed. This significantly reduces the file size and it is useful for showing your code in a blog post for example.?mode=readonly
- it loads the editor in a readonly mode. It means that the code is transpiled and executed but you can’t make changes. This also reduces the page’s size because it is not loading Babel and CodeMirror (which is roughly 1.5MB)state
GET paramCtrl + S
/ Cmd + S
- essential for seeing the result of your code. This keys combination triggers transpilation and execution.Ctrl + <0-9>
/ Cmd + <0-9>
- switch between filesRight mouse click on the file’s tab.
URL scheme must be "http" or "https" for CORS request.
It means that the browser doesn’t load the files that the tool needs because the protocol is file://
. That’s a problem in Chrome at the moment. Everything works fine in Firefox. To fix the problem in Chrome you have to run it like so:
open /Applications/Google\ Chrome.app/ --args --disable-web-security
or under Windows:
chrome.exe --disable-web-security
Of course Demoit works just fine if you open index.html
via http
protocol but to do that you need a server.