sVelocity is a cross-platform code editor application optimized for building and debugging modern Svelte applications. sVelocity is free and build on open source.
sVelocity is in active development. Please follow this repo for contribution guidelines and road map.
- Table of Contents
- sVelocity App Installation
- How to use
- Built With
- Features
- Upcoming Features
- Contributions Welcome
- License
- Contributors
The sVelocity IDE can be set up in two ways, the first is to bundle the electron app and run it as a native desktop App. The instructions are as follows:
Installation step 1:
Visit the SVelocity Official website to download the app.
Installation step 2:
Open the app and give access permissions.
Open a file in the editor
Create a new file
Save your work
Files can be saved by clicking the save button.
Connect to the Browserview
Use the devtools with the Browserview
Toggle dark-mode
- Javascript ES6
- Node.js
- XTerm.js
- Electron
- Codemirror Code Editor
- Electron-Store
- Electron-Builder
- A code editor to give users the ability to build out their components
- An integrated terminal to run their project's code
- A browser view to monitor the user's projects
- Browser view's dev tools to debug their code within sVelocity
- Form to view any url in browser view.
- Tab features
- Dark mode capability
- A file directory to open their files and folders as tabs in the app
- A component tree to visualize state and the flow of the user's application
- Linter and spell-check features
- Allow components to be draggable with mouse.
We are always happy to receive feedback and ideas on how to improve. Please feel free to make a PR with your suggestions and one of the developer team members will get in touch as soon as possible.
sVelocity is MIT licensed.
Tehya Rassman | Eleni Zoumpoulaki | Allie Marzieh | Justin Blalock
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