How to Use: 1. Install the extension. 2. On extension install, [RunMyCode Online](https://runmycode.online) will open in a new tab and prompt you to authenticate to get a key. 3. On authenticating with any the of providers, you will be redirected to dashboard page and extension will be auto-configured with your key. 4. Now you can go to any supported language code page on supported website and you will see a colored `Run` button added to left of usual action buttons (see screenshot). For example, you can test the extension with this Ruby code - https://github.com/shatgupt/runmycode-test/blob/master/ruby.rb 5. Clicking that `Run` button will open a runner where you can input any command line args and then press the big orange `Run` button to run the code on the page. 6. You can also edit the code using the web editor on Github or Gitlab and make it run through the same `Run` button as above. Supported Languages: https://runmycode.online/faq.html#supported-lang Supported Websites: https://runmycode.online/faq.html#supported-sites Permissions requested by Extension: Starting with v2, RMCO only asks permission for GitHub by default. All other websites are optional and can be allowed on demand. (Check your URL/Tool bar for a blue RMCO icon on supported sites) 1. Optional permission for the above supported websites to allow extension to run code directly from there 2. runmycode.online - To auto-configure the extension 3. api.runmycode.online - To run code from the extension 4. Tabs - For detecting url change and page loading complete for single page apps like Github, Bitbucket 5. Storage - To store API URL and Key FAQ: https://runmycode.online/faq.html Any more questions? Email to support@runmycode.online Source Code available at: https://github.com/shatgupt/runmycode-ext
You can Follow the below Step By Step procedure to install the RunMyCode Online Chrome Extension to your Chrome Web browser.
It is the RunMyCode Online Chrome extension download link you can download and install Chrome Browser.
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