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1 This is a rough experiment at more deeply integrating dart into a browser | |
2 in order to simplify the dev experience. It currently provides a simple | |
3 playground for interactively messing around with dart code and an extension | |
4 to chrome to automatically compile and run .dart files. The goal is to | |
5 provide the infrastructure to build browser extensions to chrome and other | |
6 easily extensible browsers (such as FireFox) that will make it very easy to | |
7 experiment with code and later full pages that incorporate the dart language. | |
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9 Note: All commands below must be run from the dart/frog directory. They have | |
10 not been hardened for launch from other locations. | |
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12 First, you need to build tip.js by hand - bootstrapping, ya'know. | |
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14 > ./frogsh --out=tip/tip.js --compile-only tip/tip.dart | |
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16 Then you need to start the local server: | |
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18 > ./frogsh tip/toss.dart | |
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20 Finally, navigate to the appropriate page in chrome: | |
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22 http://localhost:1337/frog/tip/tip.html | |
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24 You should see the editor. | |
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26 The part that sucks right now is that until we are properly bootstrapped, you | |
27 will need to rebuild tip.js by hand (the first step above) in order to see | |
28 changes. | |
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