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Want to run any Javascript or Framework project directly from the GitHub repository without downloading it on your machine? Is it possible? The answer is big “YES”
I just came across a service provided by Gitpod.io which is an online IDE for running GitHub projects in the cloud. To run any project from GitHub in browser
Let’s take the calculator project mentioned as the first project in https://reactjs.org/community/examples.html
To run the project in browser take the repository URL which is https://github.com/ahfarmer/calculator and append it to http://gitpod.io/#
So the complete URL becomes
https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/ahfarmer/calculator
If you load the above URL, it will load the Visual Studio Code IDE in the cloud and you can run the project there, by running “npm install” and then “npm start” in the VS Code terminal as instructed in the README.md file for that project.
Following is the preview of how it looks when the URL is loaded
GitPod Environment
Using this technique, you can run the project, test it, and can also modify it as it's in the cloud.
The GitPod allows to run code of almost all the languages that are supported by Visual Studio Code including Javascript, Python, Java and Go
Following is the list of supported languages from gitpod website.
Obviously, Gitpod is not completely free, the following chart shows the pricing plan
Pricing Plan
Free 50 hours/month
I think that is more than enough for what you need.
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