Remix (aka. Browser-Solidity) is a browser-based Solidity compiler and IDE.

Visit http://dapps.oraclize.it/browser-solidity to use this forked version with Oraclize examples included

The gh-pages branch always has the latest stable build of Browser-Solidity. It also contains a ZIP file with the entire build. Download it to use offline.

Note: it contains the latest release of Solidity available at the time of the packaging. No other compiler versions are supported.

Many dependencies are only provided via npm:

npm install    # fetch dependencies
npm run build  # build application into build/app.js

Now point your browser to index.html to open the application.

Here are some things to consider if you have trouble building the package.

• Make sure that you have the correct version of node, npm and nvm. You can find the version that is tested on Travis CI by looking at the log in the build results.

Run: node --version npm --version nvm --version

• In Debian based OSes such as Ubuntu 14.04LTS you may need to run apt-get install build-essential. After installing build-essential run npm rebuild.

Register new unit test files in test/index.js. The tests are written using tape. Run the tests via:

npm test

To run the Selenium tests via Nightwatch serve the app through a local web server:

npm run serve # starts web server at localhost:8080

Then you will need to either:

1. Have a Selenium server running locally on port 4444.
   • Run: npm run browser-test
2. Or, install and run SauceConnect.
   • Run: sc -u <USERNAME> -k <ACCESS_KEY> (see .travis.yml for values)
   • Run: npm run browser-test-sc

If you would like to use this as a Chrome extension, you must either build it first or pull from the gh-pages branch, both described above. After that, follow these steps:

• Browse to chrome://extensions/
• Make sure 'Developer mode' has been checked
• Click 'Load unpacked extension...' to pop up a file-selection dialog
• Select your browser-solidity folder