Your play button in your terminal. One letter command to run your code. One flag to enable watch mode. A second flag to use containers.
- Rust 87.3%
- C++ 8%
- CMake 1.7%
- Just 0.9%
- Dockerfile 0.7%
- Other 1.2%
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Samuel Roland
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fix(runox): change server binary installation with executable permission on Runox server
This now sets the execute permission on the Runox server file inside the archive, to avoid depending on its existance in the file on the host filesystem. This should fix the issue on Windows where the file seems to be copied with 644 perms by default. |
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| cli | fix(windows): fix bad canonicalize() via dunce for Windows path | |
| core | fix(runox): change server binary installation with executable permission on Runox server | |
| perf | feat(perf): enable Scala again and save results | |
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| DEV.md | ||
| justfile | feat(justfile): hide recipes command and show concise table of images | |
| README.md | chore(docs): simplify README to point to external LXUP guide | |
runox
Your play button in your terminal. One letter command to run your code. One flag to enable watch mode. A second flag to use containers.
History
- The first version of runox was developed between 2024年11月16日 (v1) and 2026年02月21日 (v24) in Fish. It can be installed here. The
randr -wcommands are supported and works well.cmr,mvrand other sub Fish functions are also used under the hood. Using several external CLI means it require to install them before using it. - A reimplementation in Rust in this repository started on 2026年03月09日 and is in progress. The main goal is to support
r -cto execute code inside containers as part of the pre-master project. This project also includes integrating Runox into Delibay to support executing code exercises.
Installation
The installation steps are described on this setup guide.
Usage
Runox is currently in development, but if you are curious to try it out, you can follow the Beta testing guide.