RunKit

@JacobBeckerman Yep, we’re still alive and working on RunKit everyday!

@runkitdev - Are you guys still working on Runkit? I'm planning on using Runkit for demonstrating my approach to Node.js runtime security and I just want to make sure this project is still active 😅

@brianleroux Yup, working on it!

eh @runkitdev any chance you'll be supporting `import` ? I **love** you as a prototyping repl but we're quickly moving our Node packages to their implementation of esmodules.

@Tsheeeep Can you go to chrome://flags and see if you have the throttle iframes option enabled: chrome://flags/#enable-throttle-display-none-and-visibility-hidden-cross-origin-iframes

@runkitdev sorry for the late reply. But there are no errors in the browser console. Error persists though :(

@runkitdev npm.runkit.com/async-retry the playground / text input one the left is gone. Is this a known issue?

@SMJSGaming @kelechsky Apologies for the delay. We’re having a bit of a hiccup at the moment processing packages. If you’re referring to demangler and std-node, they’re caught in our backlog. Once our issue is resolved we should get through our backlog fairly quickly. I promise we’re not ignoring it :)

@kelechsky @runkitdev It'd help if it did infact work yes, however my packages seem to be completely ignored

for #npm or #node users, in case you do not know, you can use the RunKit on the library npm page to test out a library, you do not need to import or download the library, or use code sandbox just to try it out. I hope this help someone #javascript #node #programming

@fergiemcdowall The leveldown package includes several different install scripts. For security and correctness reasons RunKit does not support packages that have install scripts. Sorry for the inconvenience.

@runkitdev Aloha! Is there a reason why the much loved `leveldown` is not on RunKit? -> npm.runkit.com/leveldown

@ImagineBananas Yup, that is your best bet! They’ll also probably want to know about the issue to make things better for future people too.

@runkitdev It was either Unstoppable Domains or ENS. Should I be reaching out to them?

@runkitdev hi there! I have a funny situation with one of the .eth names I registered. It’s saying it’s not “normalized”? I’m having trouble understanding how to fix this… can someone give me a hand? I tried running the namehash, but I’m definitely not a programmer, and no luck.

@ImagineBananas If you’re using RunKit in an embed, then whatever site is hosting it. If you’re using RunKit directly, then probably whoever linked you to the document.

@ImagineBananas Hi, I believe you want to be reaching out to whatever service us using RunKit, and not us. We just run the code and don’t know about the particular use case you’re using.

@kgryte Fwiw, I wasn’t actually able to find any documentation about the behavior when the field is set to false. (Perhaps I missed it?) We looked at the npm source code to verify it. But supporting all binary packages (and install scripts) is something we’d like to support one day.

@runkitdev Thanks for looking into this. I can confirm that this is a general problem. I have a couple hundred packages which would need to be reprocessed. There are probably other community packages which would need to also be reprocessed which similarly disable native compilation. 😬

@runkitdev From what I can glean, RunKit tries to detect whether a package has an implicit `install` script by sniffing for a `binding.gyp` file; however, e.g., this pkg has turned off building the native add-on by setting `gypfile` to false: #L17" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/stdlib-js/math…

@kgryte If youre expecting to release a new version of your packages (I noticed most of them tended to be the same version number) then all future versions will be fixed. We do sometimes reprocess all packages when we make changes, but we try to avoid that given the number: ~23,000,000

@ManuEomm @adamwathan @github This is an area we’ve given a lot of thought to: blog.runkit.com/2017/02/01/sto…

@adamwathan I would love to see into @github a code snippet to include working code like @runkitdev does very well! I use it a lot to recreate small pieces of code to reproduce and check previous releases!

This is my best attempt at getting folks to provide reproductions in GitHub issues. Still a failure rate of about 50% 🤪

@NeverwinterMoon Sorry about that. We’re actively working on upgrading our infrastructure right now to support new syntax features. (Sadly, it’s been something we’ve neglected for too long) You can read a little more about it here: discuss.runkit.com/t/optional-cha…

@runkitdev Seems that optional chaining is not working. Tried with Node 14 to 16. The support for this is available starting 14 though. Gives the "unexpected token" error

@gr2m @bitandbang Not only that, since RunKit snapshots the entire state of npm, you can actually freeze the bug forever: so if the test does fail, you can easily rewind to previous package/node version combinations and see what exactly causes: blog.runkit.com/2017/02/01/sto…

Using @runkitdev and this gist gist.github.com/tyvdh/c5618b7b… you could be up and running with smart contracts on @StellarOrg in 30 minutes or less. Need more details? Check out the Turing Signer Server API docs: notion.so/tyvdh/Turing-S…

Microlink Query Language (MQL) documentation has been revamped. All the examples are now interactives using @runkitdev. microlink.io/mql

@nazar_kulyk Hi Nazar, yes that is definitely something we’d like to provide. It’s taking us a bit since we’d like to do it in a completely user-controllable way (that way you don’t have to wait for us to “support” the latest typescript).

hei, @runkitdev ! any plans to make #runkit make work natively with #typescript out of the box? I am using runkit in daily work, support for typescript would be more than just fantastic service!

@harittweets Any HTML string will be rendered in the output viewer. So, if you just evaluate a string with a video tag, it should show up.

@runkitdev Okay, Cool! Is there an example on how to embed videos? <video> or <iframe> ?

@runkitdev, is it free to use? #javascript #Nodejs