kykungz/compilr-javascript
Docker-based backend javascript compiler
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kykungz/compilr-javascript repository overview
compilr-javascript
Docker-based javascript compiler API server
Installation
- Required Docker
1.) Download directly from Docker Hub
# download and run kykungz/compilr-javascript image (port 8080)
docker run -it -p 8080:8080 --name compilr-javascript kykungz/compilr-javascript
2.) Clone and build new image (Configurable)
# clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/kykungz/compilr-javascript.git && cd compilr-javascript
# -----edit config.js file-----
# build an image
docker build -t kykungz/compilr-javascript .
# run kykungz/compilr-javascript image (port 8080)
docker run -it -p 8080:8080 --name compilr-javascript kykungz/compilr-javascript
With this installation, you can configure the environment by editing config.js file before building an image. See Configuration
below.
After running the script above, you can now access your container using command:
# open current tty
docker attach compilr-javascript
# OR
# open new tty
docker exec -it compilr-javascript bash
Usage
Request
Compilr will create a simple API server on port 8080 by default. You can compile and run your code by sending a HTTP POST request to your https://localhost:8080/compile route, with a JSON request body similar to:
{ "content": <code> }
Example:
{ "content": "let x = 10; console.log('hello world!' + x);" }
Response
The response will be in JSON format with structure:
{
"success": <boolean>,
"output": <runnig_result>
}
Example:
{
"success": true,
"output": "hello world!10\n"
}
If there is a compile/run error, success field will be false and the error output will be shown.
compilr also provide a simple code editor frontend on your https://localhost:8080
Configuration
config.js
| Key | Detail |
|---|---|
| TIMEOUT | Terminal cpu time limit (in seconds) |
| LOG | Logging (boolean) |
Tag summary
Content type
Image
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Size
261.3 MB
Last updated
about 9 years ago
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