Running locally

compile.jsgo.io and play.jsgo.io have a fully featured offline mode that can be used for offline development.

Offline mode simulates the Google Data Store and Google Storage Buckets by using a temporary directory, which defaults to ~/.jsgo-local. You can change the location in constants.go.

Instead of getting git repos from the internet, it uses the repos in your GOPATH, so any repo requested that's not in your GOPATH will fail.

Production	Local
git from the internet	repos in your GOPATH
google datastore	json files in temporary dir
google storage	files in temporary dir

Setup

Get the latest source:

go get -u github.com/dave/jsgo/...

Initialise the project:

cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/dave/jsgo/initialise

go generate

Start the server:

cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/dave/jsgo/server/main

go run -tags "norwfs dev local" main.go

Open a browser and head to localhost:8080 to open the jsgo playground.

This will also start some other servers:

Local	Production equivalent
localhost:8080	play.jsgo.io
localhost:8081	compile.jsgo.io
localhost:8082	frizz.io
localhost:8083	wasmgo.jsgo.io
localhost:8091	src.jsgo.io
localhost:8092	pkg.jsgo.io
localhost:8093	jsgo.io

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