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Summer of Code/2015/Interactive JS Shell (view source)
Revision as of 09:06, 26 March 2015
, 09:06, 26 March 2015→About your project
The application installed on a XO machine will communicate with an online Node.js based server and will allow safe running of the of the commands/programs requested by the user.
The application installed on a XO machine will communicate with an online Node.js based server and will allow safe running of the of the commands/programs requested by the user.
The application will use RESTful services to communicate with the servers. It is very critical to build a system that can safely run the code sent by user without sending the server machine into some unwanted state. The backend will be written using Node.js and it will be used to communicate with the operating system services and compilers.
The application will use RESTful services to communicate with the servers. It is very critical to build a system that can safely run the code sent by user without sending the server machine into some unwanted state. The backend will be written using Node.js and it will be used to communicate with the operating system services and compilers.
In the initial version there would be provision for creating two or three types of tutorials. The user will be provided with a wizard which must be filled detailing the design, content and behaviour for the tutorial. Then a JSON/XML file will be created containing these details.
In the initial version there would be provision for creating two or three types of tutorials. The user will be provided with a wizard which must be filled detailing the design, content and behaviour for the tutorial. Then a JSON/XML file will be created containing these details.
User would have two options for either uploading the tutorial to the public web repository or to export it into some file. Once this file(s) have been uploaded to the server, it will auto generate some code and prepare a web page for its testrun from where the user can check whether it is working properly.
User would have two options for either uploading the tutorial to the public web repository or to export it into some file. Once this file(s) have been uploaded to the server, it will auto generate some code and prepare a web page for its testrun from where the user can check whether it is working properly.
The user will also have to choose the pre-requisite environment tools tutorials.
The user will also have to choose the pre-requisite environment tools tutorials.