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I know this is Kotlin playground.
But I thought I'd ask for this anyway as almost everything is in place already anyway,
so integrating this should not be a big deal.
For Groovy there is the Groovy web console at http://groovyconsole.appspot.com/ where you can execute code like on play.kotl.in.
If this is slightly modified to set CORS headers to allow other sites to call executor.groovy like it could be done on the http://meetspock.appspot.com/ fork, the remote execution possibility is given already:
And on the side of this JS component also everything is almost in place already.
If you change the if that says that everything non-kotlin is read-only and use a different request and response processing for Groovy it basically works already.
I gave it a very quick try and was able to have something that works in the happy path, but I'm not a trained JS dev these days, so I'm not going to do a full implementation for this. But for a trained JS dev this should be a pretty quick task and it would be really amazing if this could be added. :-)
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I know this is Kotlin playground.
But I thought I'd ask for this anyway as almost everything is in place already anyway,
so integrating this should not be a big deal.
For Groovy there is the Groovy web console at http://groovyconsole.appspot.com/ where you can execute code like on play.kotl.in.
If this is slightly modified to set CORS headers to allow other sites to call
executor.groovy
like it could be done on the http://meetspock.appspot.com/ fork, the remote execution possibility is given already:And on the side of this JS component also everything is almost in place already.
If you change the
if
that says that everything non-kotlin is read-only and use a different request and response processing for Groovy it basically works already.I gave it a very quick try and was able to have something that works in the happy path, but I'm not a trained JS dev these days, so I'm not going to do a full implementation for this. But for a trained JS dev this should be a pretty quick task and it would be really amazing if this could be added. :-)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: