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* refactor(xml): Move textToDom to core/utils/xml.ts This function being in core/xml.ts was the cause for the last remaining circular import in core/ (between variables.ts and xml.ts). Moving it to utils/xml.ts makes sense anyway, since there is nothing Blockly-specific about this function. Fixes #6817. * fix(closure): Reenable goog.declareModuleId multiple-call check Reenable an assertion which check to make sure that goog.declareModuleId is not called more than once in a module (and which also catches circular imports amongst ES modules, which are not detected by closure-make-deps). * chore(tests,demos): Augo-migrate use of textToDom Testing the migration file entry by auto-migrating all uses of Blockly.Xml.textToDom to Blockly.utils.xml.textToDom. * chore(blocks): Manually migrate remaining use of textToDom Update the one remaining call to textToDom (in blocks/lists.ts) to the function's new location - also removing the last use of the Blockly.Xml / core/xml.ts) module from this file. * docs(xml): Remove unneeded @alias per comments on PR #6818 * fix(imports): Remove unused import
Running an App Engine server
This directory contains the files needed to setup the optional Blockly server.
Although Blockly itself is 100% client-side, the server enables cloud storage
and sharing. Store your programs in Datastore and get a unique URL that allows
you to load the program on any computer.
To run your own App Engine instance you'll need to create this directory
structure:
blockly/
|- app.yaml
|- deploy
|- index.yaml
|- main.py
|- README.txt
|- requirements.txt
|- storage.js
|- storage.py
`- static/
|- blocks/
|- core/
|- demos/
|- generators/
|- media/
|- msg/
|- tests/
|- blockly_compressed.js
|- blockly_uncompressed.js
|- blocks_compressed.js
|- dart_compressed.js
|- javascript_compressed.js
|- lua_compressed.js
|- php_compressed.js
`- python_compressed.js
Go to https://appengine.google.com/ and create your App Engine application.
Modify the 'PROJECT' name in the 'deploy' file to your App Engine application name.
Finally, upload this directory structure to your App Engine account,
then go to http://YOURAPPNAME.appspot.com/