I am trying to integrate the ace js editor into a website code editor. The web app tries to compute the JS code for a model solver. Thus, the JS view shows the corresponding cleaned up JS code for the model.
In my html file I have, the made for the JS code is:
<div class="dropZone" id="jsView">
<textarea id="jsTextarea" spellcheck="false"> </textarea>
</div>
In my JS file I have written a function that computes the corresponding JS code with a clean up:
function getJS() {
if (window.currentView === 'html') {
updateModelViewHTML();
}
const modelView = document.getElementById(window.selectedInst);
let model = null;
const data = [];
const template = [];
for (let i = 0; i < modelView.children.length; ++i) {
const element = modelView.children[i];
switch (element.tagType) {
case tagsConfig.tagTypes.model:
model = element;
break;
case tagsConfig.tagTypes.data:
data.push(element);
break;
case tagsConfig.tagTypes.template:
template.push(element);
break;
default:
break;
}
}
const js = Synthesizer.getJScode(model, data, template);
return beautify.js(js, { indent_size: 2, preserve_newlines: false });
}
I have tried to do:
var editor = ace.edit("jsTextarea");
editor.session.setMode("ace/mode/javascript");
How do I take the return result and put it in the corresponding <div> so that the returned result displays with the JS ace code editor? Would i have to remove the text area and work only with the div for it to work with ace or is there a work around? Plus, would code mirror be better instead?
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