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It'd be cool to emulate the real console log and render interactive as arrays, objects, etc.

in functions code, 'fahrenheitToCelius' should be 'fahrenheitToCelsius'.

/**

• Consumes a single temperature in Fahrenheit (a number) and converts to Celsius
• using this formula:

•  C = (F - 32) * 5/9
  

*/
export function fahrenheitToCelius(temperature: number): number {
return ((temperature - 32) * 5) / 9;
}

Our runnable code snippets translate TS to JS and execute it, but dont actually run any kind of type checking.

Turns out this is hard.

Almost certainly at that point we should use some other service that has more sophisticated support.

Just in case people want to know more about this

There is no real sandboxing in the runnable code. It's all just the big global namespace.

Basic support wouldn't be impossible, but handling all the features might be a bit much. Have to do some research on the whole API.

It'd be very convenient to provide "setup" code for examples. This could be to define interfaces or test data.

Students are requesting a dark mode, so I spent a little time looking into it.

The just-the-docs theme we are using DOES have a switchable dark mode. In theory, you'd just want to add some code like this:

mode = localStorage.getItem("mode") || "light";
jtd.setTheme(mode);

And then have a button somewhere hovering around that would run:

const newMode = mode === "light" ? "dark" : "light";
localStorage.setItem("mode", newMode);
jtd.setTheme(newMode);

However, currently, the dark mode site looks terrible because of the Bootstrap and Ace Editor CSS rules. I believe that the simple solution is to move the Bootstrap rules to be before anything else. However, I'm not sure there's an easy solution when it comes to the Ace Editor stuff (I was never happy with having to use Ace, but whatever). Someone probably needs to play with it and add custom scheme rules instead of just using the just-the-doc's default dark theme, to change how Ace looks.

Could do this manually, but should be doable automatically?