Do you want to run your SoloLearn code in full-screen mode? Any suggestions?

Question

I am working on a code that can be included in any SoloLearn code so that your code can be viewed full-screen in the browser. Just one line has to be included in your HTML code if it is using jQuery. If not then two lines have to be added.

It is basically working and I am in the test phase. Mainly it is useful when running your code in the browser on the PC.

Do you think it would be useful to have full-screen mode for your SoloLearn code?
Any suggestions concerning features?

I didn't include a link to the code on purpose, so that I get new ideas. Anyway, if you want to have a look at it you can go to my codes and check out Browser Me Demo...

Answer 1

Sebastian Keßler
You are right! Forgot to mention that it's only for web codes...

Maybe make something that reads the output once it's there and then shows it in another browser window monospaced and full-screen. Would be another nice/complicated project... 😏

No idea how to implement it because it cannot be added to the code itself. Maybe a browser plugin... 😩

Answer 2

Sebastian Keßler
Just checked it again... The output of Python and C++ is monospaced... Do you mean without wrapping?

Answer 3

Oma Falk
hmmm... So far I am just reading stuff out of there, but never put something in.

Probably, it's more complicated and it doesn't really look like a great feature. It looks more like a very great project. 😀

Answer 4

Sebastian Keßler
Not sure if it is cheating, but you could change to other characters... Anyway, the output is still in the lower area... Tell me when is should delete it...

https://code.sololearn.com/cr6b2N4134jY/?ref=app

Answer 5

Maybe make a similar user interface as for the Browser Me Prove of Concept plus some other stuff like...

- Have the codes in question in the menu.
- Add an upload button.
- Add an update button.
- A link to the original SoloLearn code page.

When selecting a code in the menu it is shown below. Uploading shows the code from the hard disk below. Updating replaces the code on SoloLearn and saves it...

https://code.sololearn.com/WlqglXr0Qr6D/?ref=app

Answer 6

Sebastian Keßler & Oma Falk
I had before the opposite problem... Make a web code monospaced...

Edit: sorry wrong code link...
https://code.sololearn.com/WFcyVtYDIwNK/?ref=app

Answer 7

Infinity
Do you want to be the first tester? If so, have a look at the Browser Me Demo.

You basically just have to add
the Browser Me Include (line 20) to your HTML code in the header. If you don't use jQuery, then you'll have to add also line 16. If you want the In Browser functionality then you'll have to upload the downloaded file somewhere and link to it...

https://code.sololearn.com/Woc6xEy8ZLza/?ref=app

Answer 8

I've just made a template to make web codes full screen. It's shorter faster because it doesn't download the codes again...

https://code.sololearn.com/Wx3ggejnhWE3/?ref=app

Answer 9

Oma Falk
Made some progress with the code uploading and it's basically working for web codes in the PC browser.

I guess you want to...
- upload any code?
- update existing ones?
- create new ones?
- add files via drag & drop?
- ...?

Any other suggestions?

Answer 10

hey sounds pretty good!

Will hava look on it.

A very great feature would be the other way:
uploading code to sololearn.
maybe u have a genius moment for that.

Answer 11

Modi that could be right...

Answer 12

Sebastian Keßler would be too late for your chess😔😔

Answer 13

yes... look here. Modi Sebastian Keßler

https://code.sololearn.com/coCidwY0d8I9/?ref=app

Answer 14

Zackery Spry , ReimarPB It has been working a long time ago. Anyway, just tried it again and it didn't work anymore for some reason. That's for example a code which could do it in a browser (not the app)...

https://code.sololearn.com/WKyvxwe8j2Cl/?ref=app

Answer 15

Ya! Of course its going to be useful!

Answer 16

For Webcodes it is useful. For Python and C++ I miss a monospaced Fond (Courier).

Answer 17

Characters and Numbers have the same Width. But ASCII Signs like char177 not. The Output of this code looks clean and propper on my Raspberry, Laptop and in Pydroid, but unfortunately not here

https://code.sololearn.com/cAM1YUq9RVQa/?ref=app

Answer 18

Sololearn will not allow fullscreen. Not sure why. Maybe to prevent screen-lock risk, even though you could just close the browser. Example: in chrome to close a tab do ctrl + W

Answer 19

good job modi.
this is really a great code ,i guess that you work hard for that.
In my opinion, with adding another things ,it will be in my list of the best code

Answer 20

Zackery Spry This is very much possible to do in the browser because of SoloLearn's lack of security. SoloLearn's web app is vulnerable to a common but also dangerous attack called XSS. While this can be used to steal your account, it can also be used to run codes in full screen.