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A complete and comprehensive guide on Compiler Construction.Covers all the major aspects that help in designing a compiler.

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Let’s Develop an Online Code Editor/Compiler Like HackerRank

In this article, I will explain how I made my own online compiler using open-source code. Here I will make one editor that supports 3 languages; C++, Java, and Python. Adding more languages is also very simple. 

Overview

  API running on the backend server, which will take a piece of code and language as input and output the answer after running the code on the server

  Frontend code editor, we can choose the language and edit and modify the code here. Then we make a post request to the backend API and show output on the website

Tutorials in this Series

  Deploy our Online Code Executor in Google Cloud

  Understanding the API of Judge0

  Creating an online code editor front-end (this tutorial)

Demo

This is the webpage we are going to build.

FrontEnd

Our frontend is pretty simple. We have one drop-down menu where we can select the language and depend upon the language we will get our respective code editors. Our main code lies in the home- and the code-editor resides in the 

Here we have made one onClickListener for dropdown menu items. So when one item is clicked, the corresponding listener gets triggered and we can call our desired editors. All the languages have different id associated with it . The list can be found using this.

The home-page looks like this.  The home-page html code is given below.

Here we call the codeEditor function of the javascript file , we pass the respective id associated with the language.

We add the style from assets/css/ . 

Also we need to link the javascript file so that the code can be executed. We get the lang_id from the html and do the network call accordingly. For java code is 62, cpp 53 and python 70. This is passed in language_id . We also set default values to the editor depending on the lang_id.

The entire code can be found in the following repository. 

 webtutsplus / code-editor 

Ace ( Cloud9 Editor)

Ace is a code editor written in JavaScript.

This repository has only generated files. If you want to work on ace please go to  instead.

here you can find pre-built files for convenience of embedding. it contains 4 versions

  src concatenated but not minified

  src-min concatenated and minified with 

  src-noconflict uses e instead of require

  src-min-noconflict concatenated, minified with , and uses e instead of require

For a simple way of embedding ace into webpage see  or list of other simple examples To see ace in action go to kitchen-sink-demo, scrollable-page-demo or minimal demo,