Open jmfayard opened 1 year ago
Worth using the Monaco Editor?
@AlexHedley absolutely, thanks for the tip. With my very limited knowledge of the frontend world, I tried with highlightjs, who doesn't support textarea
Suggestions from Johann Pardaud https://kotlinlang.slack.com/team/U02SEA99VJB
Simple suggestion in case nobody comes:
It won't do that much if you're not a front-end developer, but at least it will be a bit more attractive. :nail_care:
You can also add a simple syntax highlighter with tools like Prism.js.
Every tool I suggest here is easy to use: you don't need to know much about CSS or JS and they don't require any build step :wink:
I'm interested in contributing code for this project. I have experience creating similar tools, which you can find at https://www.omkar.cloud/tools/json-to-yaml/. It would be great if we could discuss how to integrate my code with the frontend during a meeting. Please feel free to schedule a meeting with me at https://omkar.cloud/l/meet-chetan/.
@Chetan11-dev thanks for your offer, I have booked a meeting for monday!
@jmfayard Great See you tomorrow at 1:30 IST
I am capable of completing the Project within a 2-day timeframe, including Deployment, provided that I am hosting both the frontend and backend for a monthly payment.
Thanks Chetan, I will talk with the other maintainers next time we meet
Context: The library github-workflows-kt allows you to author GitHub Actions workflows in Kotlin instead of YAML. I'm building the reverse tool to transform your existing YAML file to a Kotlin script using GitHub Workflows KT.
The current UI looks like Piotr and I are backend developers :)
Any front-end help will be greatly appreciated
Ideally it should look more like https://json2yaml.com/
but with Yaml on the left and Kotlin on the right