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[Feature Request] Suggestions for Adding Other Programming Languages #3476

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LixvYang opened this issue Sep 27, 2023 · 6 comments
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[Feature Request] Suggestions for Adding Other Programming Languages #3476

LixvYang opened this issue Sep 27, 2023 · 6 comments
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  • I searched existing issues and no one else requests similar feature.
  • I think that 25%+ users are positive towards this feature.

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My blog is mainly about writing code related to go, rust, c++ language code, I would like to add some run buttons to the code area on my blog to run my code for these non-front-end programs, I think it can be achieved by way of webassembly or through online, does the author have any plans to develop a plugin like this at the moment?

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@LixvYang LixvYang added the enhancement New feature or request label Sep 27, 2023
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Mister-Hope commented Sep 27, 2023

No, unless you provide a detailed runtime package which can be easily imported and run in browser, then I can help you embed it

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I think I can release an npm package, the function of npm package is to read the golang program and output the corresponding result, can you embed it for me?

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+1 for C++

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LixvYang commented Oct 4, 2023

One option I've seen is that each time you run the code is to send an rpc request to an interface provided by your own server, and then the server returns the result, e.g. https://go.dev. @Mister-Hope

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Mister-Hope commented Nov 26, 2023

Any progress on this?

One option I've seen is that each time you run the code is to send an rpc request to an interface provided by your own server, and then the server returns the result, e.g. https://go.dev/. @Mister-Hope

I understand solution like this, unless the official shares a playground, for personal built services, I prefer a 3rd-party plugin to achieve that.

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I just implement kotlin playground with kotlin-playground, and I am happy if you can point out other official playground / interpreter packages.

@Mister-Hope Mister-Hope added the contribution welcome PR about it is welcomed label Apr 14, 2024
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