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Explore and experiment with JavaScript and TypeScript, visualise your ideas and get instant feedback as you type.
https://runjs.app/
This looks interesting for testing code
needed to add run-as-spot to the runjs.desktop file for RunJS to start!
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[Desktop Entry]
Name=RunJS as spot
Exec=run-as-spot /opt/RunJS/runjs
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Icon=runjs.png
StartupWMClass=RunJS
Comment=Explore and experiment with JavaScript and TypeScript, visualise your ideas and get instant feedback as you type.
MimeType=x-scheme-handler/runjs;
Categories=DevelopmentYou can use --no-sandbox to run as root.
@puppy_apprentice Yes that might be a better solution than run-as-spot. Add the --no-sandbox switch to the Exec line in the .desktop file. Tested and works. Though now I am using 2 different .desktop files using both methods. I do test code from some Internet sites so run-as-spot is the better option in this case.
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[Desktop Entry]
Name=RunJS
Exec=/opt/RunJS/runjs --no-sandbox
Terminal=false
Type=Application
Icon=runjs.png
StartupWMClass=RunJS
Comment=Explore and experiment with JavaScript and TypeScript, visualise your ideas and get instant feedback as you type.
MimeType=x-scheme-handler/runjs;
Categories=Development