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JavaScript Read-Eval-Print-Loop (REPL) for Atom

License: MIT License

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Color Support

It would be great if we could support colors on our output. On error, we can display red, and have the ability to differentiate between traditional console output and system messages.

How can I use npm modules

I tried installing in the directory there I have my file that I'm editing with REPL but does not work

Error handling

As of now, we don't get any error messages back. That's because our repl doesn't generate any. We need to catch them explicitly.

See: https://nodejs.org/api/repl.html#repl_recoverable_errors

Hi, I installed node.js but unfortunately could not get it to work. It says it is installed, but no side window opened. I'm on OS

HotKey to open Repl is currently CMD+W which is a system hotkey to close tab

When Node Repl is installed the default hotkey is CMD+W which is an OS X hotkey to close a tab.

Expected behavior: Hotkey is set to something other than a necessary system hotkey (OPT+CMD+R, OPT+CMD+W)

Current Behavior: Hotkey is set to CMD+W which hinders OS X workflow.

Uncaught ReferenceError: element is not defined

[Enter steps to reproduce:]

Drag REPL screen to left-right.

Atom: 1.21.1 x64
Electron: 1.6.15
OS: Mac OS X 10.12.6
Thrown From: node-repl package 0.5.0

Stack Trace

Uncaught ReferenceError: element is not defined

At ~/.atom/packages/node-repl/lib/node-repl-view.js:38

ReferenceError: element is not defined
    at HTMLDocument.resize (/packages/node-repl/lib/node-repl-view.js:38:23)

Commands

     -0:51.8.0 command-palette:toggle (input.hidden-input)
     -0:48 core:confirm (input.hidden-input)
     -0:48 node-repl:run (input.hidden-input)
     -0:45.3.0 command-palette:toggle (input.hidden-input)
     -0:39.7.0 core:select-all (input.hidden-input)
     -0:38 core:confirm (input.hidden-input)
     -0:38 node-repl:run (input.hidden-input)
     -0:36.2.0 core:select-all (input.hidden-input)
     -0:33.7.0 command-palette:toggle (input.hidden-input)
     -0:32.2.0 core:confirm (input.hidden-input)
     -0:32.2.0 node-repl:run (input.hidden-input)
     -0:30.8.0 command-palette:toggle (input.hidden-input)
     -0:28.4.0 core:select-all (input.hidden-input)
  2x -0:26.6.0 core:move-down (input.hidden-input)
     -0:25.9.0 core:confirm (input.hidden-input)
     -0:25.9.0 node-repl:toggle (input.hidden-input)

Non-Core Packages

atom-beautify 0.30.5 
atom-bootstrap3 1.2.12 
atom-clock 0.1.15 
atom-ctags 5.1.2 
atom-handlebars 1.3.0 
atom-jade 0.3.0 
atom-jinja2 0.6.0 
atom-material-syntax 1.0.7 
atom-material-ui 2.0.6 
atom-runner 2.7.1 
atom-typescript 11.0.10 
auto-detect-indentation 1.3.0 
auto-indent 0.5.0 
auto-update-packages 1.0.1 
autoclose-html 0.23.0 
autocomplete-ctags 0.4.1 
autocomplete-java 1.2.7 
autocomplete-modules 1.7.3 
beacon-ui 0.5.0 
busy-signal 1.4.3 
chester-atom-syntax 0.3.0 
chestnut-light-atom-syntax 0.2.1 
chrome-color-picker 0.8.0 
click-link 1.0.11 
coffee-compile 0.27.0 
docblockr 0.11.0 
docker 0.8.0 
dracula-syntax 2.0.5 
dracula-theme 1.2.8 
dracula-ui 0.6.0 
editorconfig 2.2.2 
file-types 0.5.5 
flatten-json 0.1.5 
font-viewer 0.3.1 
fonts 3.0.3 
git-plus 7.10.0 
goto 1.8.3 
html2haml 0.10.0 
html2jade-plus 1.0.0 
intentions 1.1.5 
isotope-ui 2.8.5 
jade 1.2.0 
jade-autocompile 0.8.5 
jade-beautify 0.1.5 
javascript-snippets 1.2.1 
js2coffee 0.19.1 
language-apache 1.7.0 
language-babel 2.76.1 
language-docker 1.1.8 
language-dotenv 1.1.1 
language-generic-config 1.4.0 
language-groovy 0.7.0 
language-haml 0.25.2 
language-hocon 1.1.0 
language-jade 0.7.2 
language-javascript-jsx 0.3.7 
language-log 1.9.0 
language-nginx 0.8.0 
language-pug 0.0.21 
language-scala 1.1.9 
language-svg 0.9.2 
language-twig 1.6.3 
last-cursor-position 0.9.2 
linter 2.2.0 
linter-coffeelint 1.3.1 
linter-csslint 2.0.0 
linter-handlebars 2.5.0 
linter-js-standard 4.0.2 
linter-jshint 3.1.6 
linter-jsonlint 1.3.0 
linter-rubocop 2.2.0 
linter-sass-lint 1.8.3 
linter-stylelint 4.0.2 
linter-ui-default 1.6.10 
node-repl 0.5.0 
open-git-modified-files 0.2.4 
open-recent 5.0.0 
php-twig 4.0.0 
platformio-ide-terminal 2.7.0 
pretty-json 1.6.4 
pristine-ui 1.1.10 
project-manager 3.3.5 
react-snippets 1.0.0 
remote-edit 1.9.0 
ruby-test 1.0.2 
scala-worksheet-plus 0.5.0 
sepia-syntax 1.1.0 
snippets-jade 0.2.2 
sort-lines 0.18.0 
spacegray-atom-dark-syntax 1.3.2 
split-diff 1.5.1 
Sublime-Style-Column-Selection 1.7.4 
svg-preview 0.11.0 
sync-settings 0.8.3 
tabs-to-spaces 1.0.3 
term3 0.22.1 
tidy-markdown 3.0.1 
Zen 0.18.0

Run only highlighted selection

As a developer, I should be able to highlight a selection (snippet) of code and run it in REPL.

Are pull requests welcome?

I have some ideas for functionality, better keybinding support, and layout.

This is a great project, I am constantly using the babel repl to execute small scripts are spin up quick ideas. Having this within the editor is great.

Would love to help!

Keyboard Input Support

On most REPL, the input should also come from direct input, in our case, the keyboard.

The challenge of adding this, is that we need to listen on keyboard events, rather than using a traditional input field.

Keymaps…

So, the current keymapping on macOS is the same as closing windows (cmd+w) and fuzzy-finder (cmd+t).

I (currently) have mine setup to be all ctrl based:

'atom-workspace':
  'ctrl-r': 'node-repl:run'
  'ctrl-w': 'node-repl:toggle'
  'ctrl-c': 'node-repl:clear'

However, we could take a cue from the atom core team and make platform-dependent keybindings…

Like:

{
  "atom-workspace": {
    "ctrl-shift-r": "node-repl:run",
    "ctrl-shift-w": "node-repl:toggle",
    "ctrl-shift-c": "node-repl:clear",
  },
  ".platform-darwin atom-workspace": {
    "ctrl-r": "node-repl:run",
    "ctrl-w": "node-repl:toggle",
    "ctrl-c": "node-repl:clear",
  }
}

Any thoughts in one direction or the other?

Add execution time

As a developer, it would be nice to see how long it took to execute a certain snippet.

I'm guessing we can use this: https://nodejs.org/api/console.html#console_console_time_label

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