An IDE made completely in python. This took me some time to make, and how to following features
Debugging
Saving your work
Running your code
Lexing
auto-suggest from history
Suggestion bar thing that shows the keywords (global keyword not included)
What ill be adding soon:
Function key inputs (press f1 for this or that)
Language support for more languages
Note: You have to add a new line to the end of your current line in order for it run/save the last line of your code. You also have to press control-c in order to go down into the menu
If you have any suggestions, let me know in the comments. @bramley helped make the thing and did some bug testing.
update 0.0.7:
Runs on both linux and windows. (for windows, I will provide an EXE)
Support for raku/perl 6, although running it is broken. If you know how to fix, let me know.
update 0.0.8:
SH/bash files are now supported
Lexing now added for bash
Upcoming: Examples, and opening files, along with external python packages
update 0.0.9:
support for javascript / node.js (@PdanielY you requested this). It cannot be ran however
Lexing for javascript/node.js
Now accepting new languages. In order for a language to be added, it has to pass the following criteria: 1. Be able to be executed in the shell 2. Be able to run in the shell Example: python can be executed in the shell, by running a. exec(*insert commands*) or b. python insert file name here
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ok, why do you people enjoy this?
am i using the src folder properly?
An IDE made completely in python. This took me some time to make, and how to
following features
What ill be adding soon:
Note: You have to add a new line to the end of your current line in order for it run/save the last line of your code. You also have to press control-c in order to go down into the menu
If you have any suggestions, let me know in the comments.
@bramley helped make the thing and did some bug testing.
update 0.0.7:
update 0.0.8:
update 0.0.9:
Now accepting new languages. In order for a language to be added, it has to pass the following criteria:
1. Be able to be executed in the shell
2. Be able to run in the shell
Example:
python can be executed in the shell, by running a.
exec(*insert commands*)or b. python insert file name herealso, maybe .bat file's coming soon
@theangryepicbanana is there any way to execute it on the shell? (like python foo.py)