Yes i was able to install it quickly on my vserver.
Of course i want php to load/save the files.
Now i still need to set the root folder and a “.h,.c” white list.
More simplistic would be more to my liking but perhaps i can put all my stuff like selecting different github repos right into the ICEcoder.
Thanks so far for the quick answers.
More ideas are welcome .
Greetings from a snowy Germany
Update: i have found the root in Settings.Gerneral and a black list in Settings.Security. No White List ?
Update 2: No, ICEcoder is a webdesign editor not meant to be used for something else. I would have to disable so many things like adding new files (security risk), etc. etc. that it would be faster to code my own ide based on codemirror :-/
Thanks for the feedback, can look into extras like adding a whitelist.
Didn’t realize you didn’t want all the extra functionality. In that case, may be quicker for you to create something especially if you only require static tabs.
I have the feeling that ICEcoder has only been developed for this one purpose. The help menu is already full of topics that no-one needs for a new use case. And i don’t easily how i could disable specific settings.
And somewhere you admit yourself that ICEcoder is only meant for friends and no security for anonymous users. So i fear that there are an endless number of security issues because that IDE was never developed with security in mind. And by now it is too complex to add a simple-level.
My problem is that i simply do not want to develop just another IDE. There are already hundreds of CoderMirror forks. Did really no-one ever made his fork into somehting useful for others to build on ?
Sure, but i only see Version 5.59.2 for download.
It should only need to replace the files in my CodeMirror folder
Assuming that v6 will be compatible to v5
It isn’t compatible to v5. It has a quite different and more powerful API. It is also broken down into modules, hence not having a download. It would need setting up a bundler.
Since you’re interested I might give a shot at setting up a bundler and making it use CodeMirror 6.
Well as MinIDE should always stay a simple IDE, i don’t know what you mean with “powerful”.
Also do not understand what you mean with “download” and “bundler”.
Yes i automaticly download the needed css and js files…
By powerful I mean that it’s much more flexible than CodeMirror 5. Configuration is much finer grained, and components can be swapped out. It also has really good support for phones. Selection and copy and paste works great.
I think it could help with that issue.
By bundler I mean something like Webpack or Rollup, and the download it’s lacking is a single file that has all you need, like CodeMirror 5 has. That’s for good reason, though, because it’s very modular and typical use will involve 10-30 modules. Webpack, Rollup, and npm takes care of downloading and bundling them.
I think my next step is to try downloading MinIDE and running it, and then looking at adding CodeMirror 6. I should get to it this weekend, if not earlier. It’s pretty neat and MIT license, so I definitely want to check it out!
I am surprised that you think my MinIDE is special. I for sure thought that there must be quite a few simple web IDEs out there.
I will beautify the code a bit in the next three days.
Especially the callbacks to allow a project make use of my ajax server communication.
No my online hoverboard compiler is definitely nothing for phones.
I am surprised that you think my MinIDE is special.
I do for several reasons. First, you framed the problem nicely, which is also a problem I’m looking to solve, and tried to find a solution that already exists. Second, you quickly created your own when you didn’t find one. Third, you made a video about it.
Had i known that v6 is the future, i would have never started with v5
I think you made the right call to start off with v5. v6 currently has a steep learning curve, and I might have just found a bug. However, it has surpassed v5 in many ways, and I think before long it will be easier to get started with v6 than it is to get started with v5.
I am thinking about use cases for such a universal IDE…
If your v6 will be truly modular…
the file extensions could become class selectors !!
And people might add a
.jpg + .png → photo editor
.svg → vector grafics editor
.doc → word editor
.pdf → pdf editor
.poll → users can submit to a poll
.collect → users can send money to xy.collect crowdfunding campaign
Basically every “project” consinsts of a project tree and files / items / tasks / issues to be addressed.
For this class action against Kickstarter i need a platform where we need a way more speedy communication channel. And not simple a loose talk but a system where everyone will place a vote within 12 hours and performs some action within 24 hours.
We are living in 20 different time zones! But with 12 hours, everyone can vote after breakfast and do the action before going to bed.
It might be a revolution to have such a universal IDE where a growing community adds lots of plugins which represent a .xyz file extenstion that works as a “class selector” for whatever problem exists.
My “solution” for editing multiple files is to just detach the inactive DOM node for the CodeMirror instance when the file is not active, and re-attach it when the file becomes active again. It results in multiple CodeMirror instances offscreen, which will take up memory, but so far this works pretty well. An additional complication is support for real-time collaboration, which is conceptually a lot simpler to deal with if we only ever need to instantiate a CodeMirror instance once per file and never tear it down.
Feedback on the approach is most welcome! I feel like there’s probably a better way to do it…