General
58 results found
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Coffeescript
As surely expected us fringe Coffee coders want it everywhere. Github seem to like it, so maybe tonicdev can support it too!
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Allow users to specify custom user script with npm support in preferences
Allow registered users to specify a js script in preferences (alongside environment variables) to be executed when viewing notebooks. Similar to greasemonkey scripts but with npm support and saved in user's profile. Can be used for fine-tuning of users' environment
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Optionally disable sort for object keys in visualization
If you console.log an object, keys are being sorted by name. It's a kind of showstopper when you really need to see keys real order.
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Support pull requests from notebooks that I've forked
When cloning (forking) a notebook, it would be nice to be able to send a PR to the original author.
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Needs more docs!
Specifically - I'd like to grab an image from the intranodes and do some image processing on it.
Ok, so the first example is using
var img = http://some.url.jpg
and it displays as the result in "Image Viewer". But - the img is still a string in my code. And the displayed image is small - can I make it bigger? How? Can I get to that data that the Tonic environment clearly has at this point? Can I force (or advise) the Image viewer to display bigger, or query it for the image data? What kind of control do…
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Vim Keybindings
I love everything about the idea of this app, but each time I try using it I find myself inevitably pulled back to my editor where I can comfortably use the Vim keybindings that I'm used to. Perhaps I'm just odd, but how difficult would it be to add Vim support?
It seems you are using CodeMirror, and I believe they support Vim Keybindings ( https://codemirror.net/demo/vim.html ) along with Along with Emacs / Sublime Text.
15 votesYou’re definitely not alone. Unfortunately, this is one of those things where people have strong preferences.
Eventually, we’d like to support user preferences like this and font size. But it’s not on our immediate roadmap.
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swap contents of promise and callback tabs in https://tonicdev.com/docs/await
swap contents of promise and callback tabs in https://tonicdev.com/docs/await
because they are currently swapped.
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tab showspromise
example.1 vote -
Local files / private modules
Sometimes you have a private module (not published on npm), or just a local project or group of files that would be useful to interact with in Tonic. We should make that possible.
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Improve log pagination
3 seems way too small as the page length for logs. Tape test snippets really don't work well with this, for instance. The best solution would be to scrap pagination altogether (are chunk length and page numbers useful at all?) and simply allow a scrolling overflow (perhaps with a click to fully expand).
2 votes -
Please use a darker color for output box aside icons.
The bright green color has terrible contrast on a light background. Maybe even something less saturated (closer to neutral).
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Wide Mode
I would benefit greatly from a "wide mode" setting that will let the coding area be more than 1100px. When displayed on a projector and with increased font size, you quickly run out of room and start breaking lines.
4 votes -
Expose notebook servers to the Internet
If you start an http server on Tonic right now, it can't be accessed from the outside world. It would be cool to expose this server at some URL.
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Improve documentation of await
The example on https://tonicdev.com/tonic/await doesn't explain how to actually consume the result of the
await require('request-promise'("https://status.github.com/api/status.json")
call. It would be nice to have a few more lines of code that show a very common example like loading the contents of a website or JSON resource.
3 votes -
Support LaTeX expressions
It would be great if LaTeX expressions were automatically rendered in an output.
5 votes -
Collapse code cells
It might be nice to let you collapse code cells, in addition to being able to collapse results, to make navigating larger documents a bit easier.
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3 votes
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Allow me to delete a notebook
I have a lot of test notebooks that are just clutter and wasteful.
Wish I could delete them!
3 votesYou can already do this. Click on a notebook, and then click on the X in the sidebar.
I’m planning on adding a way to do this directly from the user page as well.
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Local network access
It would be very useful to be able to connect to a local/private network from a notebook, since not everything is exposed publicly to the Internet.
4 votes
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