Websourcebrowser
Purpose
Websourcebrowser makes it easy to visually scan trees of source code. In particular, you can view the directory tree and the source code of a file side by side, so you can quickly change to a different file. Get release 0.4 (alpha).
Features
- Platform-independent, any JavaScript-enabled web browser can be used to view the source code
- Includes a small webserver, so the source code and the browser to view it can be on different computers
- By default, they are on the same computer :-)
- If Pygments is installed on the server side, which may be the local computer, source code is highlighted automatically
- Image files supported by the browser are displayed
- Archives (tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2, zip) are displayed as a list of the contained directories and files
- Written in portable Python
- Open Source (MIT license)
Website contents
- Documentation in ManPage style (see also InstallationInstructions for the installation)
- Download
- ScreenShots
- DesignGoals
- Ideas for future development
- MailingList information (the list is hosted by Codespeak)
- Ticket browser
- Enter a new ticket (requires the username wsbuser and password wsb)
- Source code history browser (Trac, not Websourcebrowser)
- Development source code (SourceRepository)
Feedback
Websourcebrowser is a project by Stefan Schwarzer. I'm looking forward to your feedback, on the page Ideas, or via e-mail.
Last modified 8 years ago
Last modified on Sep 19, 2010, 8:49:12 AM
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