evermore-color-staging

Render a fully colorized text directly to your browser without need to refresh a page.

Requires docker and docker-compose.

1. Clone repo to local machine.
2. Run docker-compose run app /bin/sh -c 'yarn install' to prepare container.
3. Run docker-compose up, after that local server would be available at localhost (by default port 80).
4. Edit/add any files in the library folder. Feel free to use text editor of your choice.
5. Upon save, the text will be colorized and displayed in the browser.

Note: On updating all text files inside library folder will be displayed. If you don't want to display them all, change a files extensions from .txt to anything else.

Note: Nesting inside of the library folder is supported, check library/example.

Note: By default docker container uses port 80 at your host machine. If you need to use another port you could change it in the docker-compose.yml file in ports: graph.

Requires nodejs (npm) and yarn.

1. Clone repo to local machine.
2. Run yarn or npm install.
3. Start the server with yarn start, local server would be available at port 8080.
4. Edit/add any files in the library folder. Feel free to use text editor of your choice.
5. Upon save, the text will be colorized and displayed in the browser.

Note: On updating all text files inside library folder will be displayed. If you don't want to display them all, change a files extensions from .txt to anything else.

Note: If you need, you could save txt files in nested directories inside library folder. Check library/example for an example.

Note: By default webpack-dev-server uses port 8080 at your host machine. If another port number is required, check webpack-dev-server documentation.

Requires nodejs (npm) and yarn.

1. Clone repo to local machine.
2. Run yarn or npm install.
3. Start the watcher with yarn start.
4. Edit/add any files in the library folder. Feel free to use text editor of your choice.
5. Upon save, the text will be colorized and displayed in the terminal for that file.

note requires a terminal that can support True Color, I would recommend Iterm for OSX https://iterm2.com/downloads.html.

This has been tested on OSX, with node version v14.18.0

Requires docker and docker-compose.

1. Clone repo to local machine.
2. Run docker-compose run app /bin/sh -c 'yarn install' to prepare container.
3. Run docker-compose run app /bin/sh -c 'yarn terminal' to start watching library folder.
4. Edit/add any files in the library folder. Feel free to use text editor of your choice.
5. Upon save, the text will be colorized and displayed in the terminal for that file.