Web editor used in Cloud Commander based on Ace.
- Syntax highlighting based on extension of file for over 110 languages.
- Built-in
emmet(for html files) - Drag n drop (drag file from desktop to editor).
- Configurable options (json/edit.json could be overriden by
~/.edward.json)
npm i edward -g
Usage: edward [filename]
| Parameter | Operation |
|---|---|
-h, --help |
display help and exit |
-v, --version |
output version information and exit |
| Key | Operation |
|---|---|
Ctrl + s |
save |
Ctrl + f |
find |
Ctrl + h |
replace |
Ctrl + g |
go to line |
Ctrl + e |
evaluate (JavaScript only supported) |
For more details see Ace keyboard shortcuts.
Edward could be used as middleware for express. For this purpuse API could be used.
Middleware of edward. Options could be omitted.
import {edward} from 'edward'; import express from 'express'; const app = express(); app.use(edward({ root: '/', // default online: true, // default diff: true, // default zip: true, // default dropbox: false, // optional dropboxToken: 'token', // optional })); app.listen(31_337);
Could be used with socket.io to handle editor events with.
import {Server} from 'socket.io'; const socket = new Server(server); edward.listen(socket, { root: '/', // optional prefixSocket: '/edward', //optional auth: (accept, reject) => (username, password) => { accept(); }, });
Edward uses ace on client side, so API is similar.
All you need is put minimal html, css, and js into your page.
Minimal html:
<div class="edit" data-name="js-edit"></div> <script src="/edward/edward.js"></script>
Minimal css:
html, body, .edit { height: 100%; margin: 0; }
Minimal js:
edward('[data-name="js-edit"]', (editor) => { editor.setValue('Hello edward!'); });
For more information you could always look around into assets and bin directory.
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