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General discussion. Use one of the other rooms if appropriate.

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

cool, sandbox command works on my machine after I installer the packages you suggested, but my interpreter does nothing at all, just quiet exit

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

Like mine. The exact sandboxing on my end is a bit trickier.

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

what should I do next to assist you?

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

I think we're done. Give me a few minutes to set everything up.

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

@AmokHuginnsson https://tio.run/##yyhNz8zL@/8/NzEzT0NToZqLs6AoM69EQ8kjNScnX0chPL8oJ0VRSdOaq/b//3/5BSWZ@XnF/3V18/J1E4vSywA

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

cool :)

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

@AmokHuginnsson Regarding your setup suggestions on the web site, Fedora is deprecating yum in favor of dnf. Also, since GPG keys aren't working at the moment, I'd suggest replacing the base URL with https://codestation.org/fedora/ so SSL provides at least some security. Also, the GPG key in the repo file gives a 404.

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

thank you, I will definitely fix those issues.

I am not sure, but it looks like arguments are not passed to the script.

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

Seems to be working for me. https://tio.run/##yyhNz8zL@/8/NzEzTyOxKL1MU6Gai7OgKDOvBMyNNozVtOaq/f//f2JSMgA

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

and there is this string ".code.tio" added to the output

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

That would be the source code file. I'm invoking the interpreter like this:

huginn "${TIO_OPTIONS[@]}" .code.tio "$@" < .input.tio

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

oh, ok, I understand now

I really works! :)

Great, thank you.

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

My pleasure. :)

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

Can I put a link to your website on my website and screencast/tutorials?

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

Yes, of course. That's what it's there for.

Marcin Konarski

@AmokHuginnsson

Great :)

stasoid

@stasoid

@DennisMitchell Is language named cockfuck suitable for TIO?

stasoid

@stasoid

@DennisMitchell What encoding field in languages.json is for? I need to know to create a pull request. I see that it is used only for byte count in frontend.js. But I always want byte count to be displayed properly, so should I always specify UTF-8?
I can see that this field does not specify how in reality an interpreter processes a file. For example, Prelude is specified as having UTF-8 encoding, but when it displays errors it counts bytes, not UTF-8 characters.

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

@stasoid Neither the language nor its name.

encoding is solely for the byte counter. It's supposed to mean that if the code is encoded in that encoding, this would be its size. It doesn't perform any checks.

stasoid

@stasoid

Ok, I'm glad I asked before doing anything.

@stasoid Neither the language nor its name.

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

Is it possible to setup TryItOnline to run on my own servers, using my custom code editor?

pavelbraginskiy

@pavelbraginskiy

Yes

@abhidevsgit See https://github.com/TryItOnline/tiosetup

It features somewhat outdated docs but they mostly still work

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

Thanks for your quick response @pavelbraginskiy . I did not find any end point to send my source code from my code editor to the TryItOnline back-end server.

pavelbraginskiy

@pavelbraginskiy

@abhidevsgit There aren't really any API docs. You could try to dig through the source code to find how the backend is called, or look at what this Java wrapper, written by someone else, does: https://github.com/okx-code/TIOJavaWrapper

I believe @DennisMitchell is working on a better public API but IDK when that might happen

(Or this Java wrapper. IDK which is better, I've used neither: https://github.com/SocraticPhoenix/TioJ)

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

@pavelbraginskiy Thank you very much.

@DennisMitchell Can you please let us know if you are working on TryItOnline public API as @pavelbraginskiy mentioned above?

pavelbraginskiy

@pavelbraginskiy

If you have a stackexchange account you can chat in talk.tryitonline.net, which is generally checked by Dennis more frequently.

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

Sure. Thank's for your input. I appreciate your help. I will check the JavaWrapper's you mentioned earlier.

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

@abhidevsgit Yes, I'm working on a proper API, with JSON and docs.

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

@DennisMitchell Thank you very much. When can we expect it to be ready?

pavelbraginskiy

@pavelbraginskiy

Soon(tm)

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

@abhidevsgit It's going to be a complete rewrite of the current backend, so it might still take some time. I hope to have a working version before the Fedora 30 upgrade (April 30).

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

Thank you @DennisMitchell

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

Hi @DennisMitchell, Can you please let us know the latest update regarding the TIO API?

DennisMitchell

@DennisMitchell

@abhidevsgit I haven't been feeling well in the last months and didn't really get much done on the API...

abhidevsgit

@abhidevsgit

@DennisMitchell Hope you feel better soon.

Sathyesh

@sathyesh

Hi Mod, I am trying to do a empirical report on languages, can I get a sandbox environment details as well as explanation of Real time: 0.134 s
User time: 0.087 s
Sys. time: 0.045 s
CPU share: 98.09 %
Exit code: 0

Jack Douglas

@jackdouglas

@DennisMitchell Hi, we are thinking about the possibility of embedding TIO in Code Golf Q&A on TopAnswers — we do something similar with db<>fiddle eg here: https://topanswers.xyz/codegolf?q=790. I understand there is an 'unofficial' API, would it be acceptable for us to tap into that, and would you prefer we run our own TIO servers?