Because:
- Can import any package
The official Playground's UI sucks
- This one run locally with no need of container/docker
- Smaller code-base, easier to customize
- Use it the way you want (cli mode and web mode)
- Forget the code format, just type the code anyway you want
- ... (add more awesome stuff here) ...
go get -u github.com/huytd/playgo
That's all! (Given that you have a GOPATH configured, and $GOPATH/bin in your PATH)
Or run in Docker container:
docker build -t playgo .
# may be: docker push ...
docker run -d -p 3000:3000 playgo
This is the simple version of Go Playground. It run locally with no container needed.
There are 2 modes available:
Also called as cli mode. In this mode, the playground will read the code from os.Stdin and execute it. This enable the ability to integrate playgo with other editors such as vim, sublime, atom,...
Usage:
echo 'print("Hello, do some math, 1 + 1 = ", 1 + 1)' | playgo
or
cat something.txt | playgo
If you don't like using cli mode, you can use the web IDE by run the following command:
playgo -mode=web
The web IDE will be started at http://localhost:3000 by default.
You can change the port by:
PLAYGO_PORT=8080 playgo -mode=web
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
It would be nice if you want to contribute to this project. I really need your help, there are a lot of things to do.
Feel free to create a pull request or make an issue to report bugs/request new features. You can see the list of things to do below.
🙇
- Support
gofmt- Recommend to use it only in full code mode - Fully Support
import- Currently available in full code mode - Support
func- Currently available in full code mode - Support
channel(real problem is: streaming output) - Execute code in containers or isolated environment for more security?
- Create a command line code editor / or a VIM plugin?
- Autocomplete for web IDE