compile.jsgo.io and play.jsgo.io have a fully featured offline mode that can be used for offline
development.
Offline mode simulates the Google Data Store and Google Storage Buckets by using a temporary
directory, which defaults to ~/.jsgo-local. You can change the location in constants.go.
Instead of getting git repos from the internet, it uses the repos in your GOPATH, so any repo requested
that's not in your GOPATH will fail.
| Production | Local |
|---|---|
| git from the internet | repos in your GOPATH |
| google datastore | json files in temporary dir |
| google storage | files in temporary dir |
Get the latest source:
go get -u github.com/dave/jsgo/...
Initialise the project:
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/dave/jsgo/initialise
go generate
Start the server:
cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/dave/jsgo/server/main
go run -tags "norwfs dev local" main.go
Open a browser and head to localhost:8080 to open the jsgo playground.
This will also start some other servers:
| Local | Production equivalent |
|---|---|
| localhost:8080 | play.jsgo.io |
| localhost:8081 | compile.jsgo.io |
| localhost:8082 | frizz.io |
| localhost:8083 | wasmgo.jsgo.io |
| localhost:8091 | src.jsgo.io |
| localhost:8092 | pkg.jsgo.io |
| localhost:8093 | jsgo.io |