Web IDE for serverless plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript development.

1. Built-in divless-HTML format converter, write less <div> tags.
2. Local files editing (requires browser that supports the File System Access API).
3. Files stays on your browser or can synced to Google Drive. A folder title Codetmp will be created in your Google Drive account to store all Codetmp7 files.

Built-in divless HTML format converter. Basically it's like writing HTML tag using square brackets and without div tags. You can mix it with regular HTML.

Enabled by default, can be disabled from Settings menu.

HTML tags :

[]         is equal to     <div></div>
[table]    is equal to     <table></table>
[t]        is equal to     <table></table>    (shortname)

Attributes :

[ .element-class]       <div class="element-class"></div>
[ #element-id]          <div id="element-id"></div>
[ {background:red}]     <div style="background:red;"></div>
[ {bg:red}]             <div style="background:red;"></div>   (shortname)

Note : 
Single whitespace character at the beginning is required for <div> tag.

HTML content :

[ "This is the content of the div"]
[ 'This is the content of the div']
[
  This is the content of the div
]

Mixed writing :

[ .class-1 #element-id .class-2 {bg:red} contenteditable="true" "This is the content" .class-3 {padding:8px}
  This is the content of the div
  <small> (mixed with HTML) </small>
]

Note :
Both classes and inline styles will be concatenated into single attribute (class and style).

Read more at https://github.com/tmpmachine/divless-html.

There are two main directories : /codetmp for the IDE, and /cpreview for file preview (works like file hosting).

I host the project in firebase hosting, but you can run the project just fine without installing firebase-tools. I've prepared a server setup using express.

Run below commands for initial setup and running the servers :

npm i
npm run setup
npm run dev

You should get the following:

Servers running at:
codetmp: http://localhost:8000/
cpreview: http://localhost:8001/
cpreview: http://localhost:8002/

The second cpreview server is used to preview files with a different domain. This helps with Progressive Web App (PWA) development where you may want to install the PWA in one host - meaning caching the files for offline access - while at the same time keep it available for development.

Both codetmp and cpreview utilize service worker to enable offline access. You'll need to update the cache counter on both service workers to trigger application update on end user, otherwise they'll need to manually clear the app cache.

1. codetmp/sw.js : increase unique numer counter by +1 on each update on codetmp.
2. cpreview/sw.js : increase cacheVersion by +1 on each update on cpreview.

Notes : Codetmp7 editor has an option to clear and update application cache in Settings menu.

If you need a minimized version of codetmp, run the following :

npm run build

Minimized files are stored in codetmp/deploy.

cpreview project doesn't have minimized build, so you can publish it as is.

Below is the file tree that you'll most likely be working on when developing a new feature.

/codetmp
  /js
    /components           -> components
    /uis                  -> components UI
    /require              -> libraries
    dom-events.js         -> global events mapping
    ui.js                 -> global UI
    view-states-map.js    -> view states mapping
  environment.js
  index.js                -> main app entry
  manifest-cache.json     -> chache index

Codetmp7 editor use communication API and workers client claiming to allow serving codetmp storage files requested by cpreview project.

Due to recent policy updates on browser storage partitioning, this communication is only possible if both codetmp and cpreview project hosted in the same domain.

Thanks to BrowserStack (https://www.browserstack.com/) for providing free Open source sponsorship, facilitating testing in various browsers.