Jaxer Interactive Shell
- Main page

// click info for more examples var tmp = []; for (var p in Jaxer) { tmp.push("Jaxer." + p); } print(tmp.sort().join("\n"));

This application gives you an Ajax command-line shell with which you can interact with the Jaxer server. You can type your commands - one-liners or even function definitions - and execute them on the Jaxer server (as callbacks), then see any results.

Type your JavaScript commands into the bottom panel:

- You can use tabs to indent your code if you like, without leaving the panel.
- You can use `print(...)` to print a string (or anything that implements `toString`) back to the shell.
- To increase or decrease the height of the bottom panel, use the + or - keys. Your settings will be remembered for the next time (for this browser).
- To get back your last input, hit the up-arrow key in the bottom panel when it's empty, or click the paste last input button.

To send your commands to Jaxer for execution, hit shift+enter or click the execute button

The commands Jaxer received, and any output, are displayed in the top panel:

- Your input is displayed in this color.
- Any output (from the `print(...)` function) is displayed in this color.
- Any errors (exceptions) are displayed in this color.

Here are some examples of what you can enter:

- `print(Jaxer.File.write);` shows how the Jaxer framework implements this static method
- var tmp = []; for (var p in Jaxer) { tmp.push("Jaxer." + p); } print(tmp.sort().join("\n"));
  shows the properties of everything in the Jaxer namespace.