DevLab is a web development environment that provides a suite of tools to enhance your coding
experience. This documentation will guide you through the features and functionalities of DevLab.
Once DevLab is open in your browser, you'll have access to a variety of tools and features.
Contribution
After installing DevLab, you can contribute to the project by:
Forking the repository on GitHub.
Creating a new branch for your feature or bug fix.
Implementing your changes.
Pushing your changes to your fork.
Opening a pull request on the main repository.
For more details on how to contribute, please refer to the project's CONTRIBUTING.md file.
Features Docs
Code Editor
DevLab includes a powerful code editor with syntax highlighting, line numbering, and code formatting.
to use the code editor:
Click on the "Code Editor" link in the tools section.
Start typing or paste your code into the editor.
Switch between programming languages using the language switch button.
Live Preview
The live preview feature allows you to see real-time output of your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code.
To use live Preview:
Click on the "Live Preview" link in the tools sections.
Observe the changes in the preview area as you edit your code
Code Snippets
DevLab provides a collection of code snippets for common programming tasks. Users can also add and share
their own snippets.
To access the code snippets:
Click on the "Code Snippets" link in the navigation bar.
Browse and search through the available snippets.
Use the "Contribute" button to add your own snippets.
Contributions to DevLab
We welcome and appreciate contributions to enhance the DevLab developer tools platform. Here's how you can
contribute:
Bug Reports:
Report any issues or bugs through our GitHub repository's "Issues" section.
Feature Requests:
Suggest new features or improvements by creating an issue labeled "Feature Request."
Code Contributions:
Fork the repository, create a new branch, and submit a pull request with your enhancements.
Ensure code follows our coding standards and test thoroughly.
Documentation:
Help improve our documentation by submitting pull requests to the "docs" branch.
Testing:
Test pre-releases and report any issues or feedback to assist in improving stability.
Rules of contribution:
Follow the code of conduct outlined in the repository.
Be respectful and inclusive in all interactions.
Clearly describe and justify your changes in pull requests.
Ensure your contributions align with the project's goals and roadmap.