An interactive console for the Lapis web framework.
-- app.moon
lapis = require "lapis"
console = require "lapis.console"
class extends lapis.Application
"/console": console.make!
$ lapis server development
Hit http://localhost:8080/console
Each command executes on the server. The print
function has been overwritten
to print to the browser. It has also been enhanced, you can print tables and
get an interactive version that you can open and close in the browser. Just
click on the bold { ... }
to open the table up.
Any SQL queries that take place when running the code you submit will also be captured and printed as part of the result.
The input field is a full multi-line text editor. You can write an entire program in it.
The code that runs is not restricted in any way. If you run while true
it
will run forever. If someone malicious gets access to it then they can do
damage to you system.
The console is only accessible in the "development"
environment. It will
return a 404 if accessed in any other environment. You can bypass this protection
by passing {env = "all"}
as the first argument of make_console
.
Uses Tup, the build system.
$ tup init
$ tup upd
On UNIX or Linux systems, you might need to remove the .lua
source
files first to get tup
to build properly:
$ find . -name "*.lua" -exec rm {} \;
Author: Leaf Corcoran (leafo) (@moonscript)
Email: [email protected]
Homepage: http://leafo.net
License: MIT
Lapis Console includes the following libraries:
jQuery v1.9.1 | (c) 2005, 2012 jQuery Foundation, Inc. | jquery.org/license
CodeMirror 3.1 Copyright (C) 2013 by Marijn Haverbeke <[email protected]>