In-browser, offline standalone, statically servable web tool set. demo
- Laverna
- StackEdit
- Monaco Editor
- Bramble (Brackets)
- SVG-edit
- WebODF
- Method Draw
- draw.io
- miniPaint
- jor1k
- DoppioJVM
- videoconverter.js
- audioconverter.js
- youtube-dl-web
- sql.js
- Tesseract.js
- Ocrad.js
- zip.js
- jsPDF
- PPTX2HTML
- docx2html
- JSCPP
- Wild Web Midi
- Photo Editor
- js-xlsx
To clone the repository and its subrepositories recursively:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/DFabric/browser-tools
To update from the upstream repository and its subprojects:
git pull && git submodule update --remote --force
You can download the site's content and use it directly by launching index.html on you browser. However browsers often block some local contents; the apps will not fully work if this protection isn't disabled or if the site isn't served with a local server.
Therefore, you should need to set up a local http server:
You can use Caddy. (download here)
Put the caddy binary file to the root of the site, and launch it:
./caddy
Your site is now available at localhost:2015
You can also use the http-server module from npm if you have Node.js installed
Run at the root of the site:
npm install http-server
Then run it:
./node_modules/.bin/http-server
Your site is now available at localhost:8080
You can use the buit-in http extension of Python. Run one of this following commands depending of your Python's version at the site's root.
If you have python 3 installed:
python3 -m http.server
If you have python 2 installed:
python2 -m SimpleHTTPServer
Your site is now available at localhost:8000
browser-tools
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Julien Reichardt - MIT License (MIT)