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Nice! Has anyone worked with embedding Bespin? How difficult is it to add to your own work?
by e1ven 17y ago
Nice! Has anyone worked with embedding Bespin? How difficult is it to add to your own work?
- sp332 17y agoThe Bespin API is still pre-release. Changes are usually improvements, but sometimes stuff breaks. Fortunately Mozilla is pretty good about documentation, so https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/docs/embedding/index.html https://bespin.mozillalabs.com/docs/embedding/index.html should stay up-to-date.
- jhuckestein 17y agoIt's really easy. Just download the embedded drop-in package from http://bespin.mozillalabs.com http://bespin.mozillalabs.com . They also have a build tool that lets you customize the plugins in your embedded build. Apparently they had a major rewrite recently so many of the awesome old plugins (collaboration, timemachine etc) don't work properly anymore. I played with it for a little and couldn't even get the commandline to work, but your mileage may vary. Embedding just the editor is really easy though.
- endergen 17y agoI was just working with it last night, it definitely has many missing features. I was most interested in modifying their color scheme to something more to my taste. I am using it to make my own editor for dynamically modifying my own frontend/backend built using Node.js. As well I'm working on a patch for SuperStylin(Which needs a CSSSyntax): http://johnboxall.github.com/superstylin/ http://johnboxall.github.com/superstylin/ I know for sure that the following is broken: 1) No CSSSyntax 2) The theming system is broken and there is only one theme that is hard-coded (At least in the embedded version as far as I can tell), I got around this by just modifying the hard-coded values to my tastes. If anyone has quick questions, just ask.