This is a flask based Google DataStore Host. This is very nearly the same code that runs www.glowscript.org at the moment.

The idea is to first get this working with the old auth/Datastore modules but configuring different guest runners.

Then we'll factor out editing/storage to be more modular.

You can run this host app, and the two guest apps in code spaces.

• type docker compose up in a terminal window
• Note the URL of the app.
• Edit the .env file of the WASM guest to match this URL
• Edit the untrusted/run.html file of the RS guest to match this URL
• Launch the rapydscript guest, and the WASM guest in separate code spaces
• Note the URL of each of these apps
• In the .flaskenv file, set PUBLIC_RUNNER_GUEST_URL and PUBLIC_WASM_GUEST_URL

What We Accomplished:

1. deactivated ace editor in file ide.js line 1440
2. imported monaco editor in file ide.js line 1440
3. Added a route in file routes.py line 124
4. got intellisence to work in file index.html line 345
5. partial work done with saving (i.e. refreshing page and code still being there) using localStorage... change it please, in file ide.js 1450 and file routes.py line 124 -- Finished this in line 1440 in ide.js
6. PATIENCE IS NUMBER 1 VIRTUE file life.svelte line 2

What Needs to be Accomplished:

1. Saving the code CRITICAL IMPORTANCE -- This was Finished
2. Having code load in when opened -- This was Finished
3. Getting the right language to load into the editor.
4. test that the relationship with runner is good

Sprint One - LoadURL Branch

Accomplished - Made pages.load in ide.js which can load code from a URL by using the following route "/user/([^/]+)/folder/([^/]+)/program/([^/]+)/loadURL/(.+)$". This route can also be found in the router().

Status - The program can currently take a URL and run code from the URL.

Next Step - Take code from Google Drive and run it. Start by making a new route in router() for loading code from Google Drive. Make code that you load from Google Drive or using loadURL go into either the database or Google Drive.

Next Next Step - Be able to save, edit, and run code that you load from Google Drive and loadURL