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How to run prettier in browser to format code? e.g. inside ReactJs app
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I am developing a simple in-browser dev environment and want to run prettier on code inside my browser in the clientside. How would i do this?
I got this to work. Prettier can run on a string.
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Debugging current file in VS Code
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Closed 7 months ago.
I often have multiple NodeJS scripts in the same project, and I can only get debugging in VSCode to work, if I edit the launch.json to point at a specific file.
Is there a way to have debug work in the current tab/file without first having to edit launch.json?
you have to create 1 run configuration for each app that you have, but once you have them, you can just pick the right app from a drop-down
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How to launch an application from a browser?
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Closed 3 years ago.
I would need to open putty terminal from browser.
initially I got answer as to change the registry setting to do it. But my client don't want to change registry changes.
After so many search in google I got the answer, using shellinabox you can install in Linux and configure to open via browser the terminal to login the Linux box.
I just want edit my question which will be useful for others.
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Shanmugam
For obvious security reasons, your browser cannot start another executable when a link is clicked.
It is not possible what are you asking for, the only way is to use this technique and associate a custom "protocol" to a given executable:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-files/change-default-protocol-association/b5948b21-b25a-4f08-9336-a97d8b4e731e
But it modifies the registry
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How to execute shell command in Javascript
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Closed 5 years ago.
I currently have a project site ( interact.rdarellano.com ) which uses PHP forms to run Bash scripts on my webserver. I'm not happy with this PHP method because it reloads the site every time that the button is clicked.
I've read that Javascript may be able to handle this task in the background. I've never experimented with Javascript so I'm hoping to find somebody that can help me achieve this or guide me on how to set this up.
Read about JSON and AJAX. Start with Jquery which has methods to deal with this.
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Executing Javascript from Python
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Closed 7 years ago.
I have JS script that gets as a parameter another JS and unpack it (from eval(function) packers).
I tried to run it using PyExecJs but it raise me errors like execjs.RuntimeError: SyntaxError: Unexpected token ;
I tried to use PyV8 but I got a issues with install it..
Does anybody know another simple way to run JS through Python?
Maybe you can help subprocess. This is not the best solution. Maybe you have a bug script? You can lay out a script?
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Is there such a thing as a javascript deminifier (deobfuscator)? [closed]
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Closed 8 years ago.
This will without a doubt be a duplicate, but I have no idea what else to call it.
A friend of mine is trying to learn Javascript. He accidentally saved the "compressed" (all whitespace removed) version as the version he has, and wants me to help format it again. He's emailed me a massive .js file and... I'm not sure what to do.
I don't want to install (no doubt Eclipse has one) a Javascript plugin for Eclipse just to right click and format once. Is there a tool for this? A parser that'll build an AST then format that AST?
Tool to Unminify / Decompress JavaScript
Apparently JS beautifier will do the trick sometimes.
There's a plethora of others on there.