Interactive coding tutorials inside of the Atom editor.

Interactive coding tutorials inside of the Atom editor. Learn more at[coderoad.io](https://coderoad.github.io).

** Currentlyearly alpha. Expect issues & changes.**

** Currentlybeta. Post issues.**

Use[AtomCodeRoad](https://github.com/coderoad/atom-coderoad) to view and play your tutorial

* Open*Atom-CodeRoad* in*Atom* using the "packages" menu or press*ctrl-alt-1*.

* Extended demo

*`@hints` API

* Docs

* Autorun test setting

* Improved test failure display

* Lint for input errors before running (ESLint)

* Loaders for different file types (TypeScript, CoffeeScript, etc.)

*`@use` API for page feature choices

* Improved animations

* Test Tools to generate common unit test configurations

* More test runners to support different programming languages (currently only Mocha test runner for JS)

To enable autosave in Atom, go to*Atom* >*Preferences* >*Packages* > search for*"autosave"* >*settings* > check*"enabled"*.

* Optional page templates

* User accounts

* Record progress to db

* Tutorial ratings

* Suggestions?

* If CodeRoad is unavailable under*Atom* >*Packages* >*CodeRoad*, restart or reload atom.

You can use the Atom[command-palette](https://atom.io/docs/latest/getting-started-atom-basics#command-palette) to find "reload" or simply use the reload hot-key.

* Windows & Linux: alt-ctrl-r

* Mac: ctrl-alt-cmd-l

To install a tutorial, setup a*package.json* file and save the tutorial as a dependency. Make sure[NodeJS](nodejs.org) is already installed.

You can setup a project quickly by typing`npm init --y` into the command line in your project's folder. This agrees to all of the defaults for your newly created*package.json* file.

Now you can install a tutorial. Run`npm install --save-dev $THE-PACKAGE-NAME$` to save the tutorial as a package development dependency. If you run*Atom-CodeRoad* you should see the tutorial appear on the first screen.