This is a project to rewrite the MiniScript Try-It! page with one that runs entirely in the browser (via a WebAssembly build of MiniScript 2), using miniscript-web-term (cloned from @Sebnozzi's amazing code).

Try it now by going to https://joestrout.github.io/miniscript-tryit/.

This project builds on the Ace code editor and miniscript-web-term. Both of those involve build steps and output a much smaller set of files that are actually needed by client projects, like this one.

So, we've just included the build products here. You should be able to just clone this repo and immediately run it. (You will need an actual web server; python -m http.server is a convenient way to launch one locally for testing purposes.)

1. Clone miniscript-web-term to your local machine.

2. In the miniscript-web-term directory, do

npm run build

3. Copy the newly built files in the dist subdirectory (miniscript-web-term.js, miniscript-web-term.css, their .map files, and the MiniScript 2 engine, ms2-engine.js and ms2-engine.wasm) to the miniscript-web-term subdirectory of this repo, overwriting the old files there.

4. Copy the .ms files in its lib subdirectory to the lib subdirectory of this repo, so that import gets the matching MiniScript 2 library modules.

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