PhPyCli is an app for write and execute php code (other language available).
I decided to make it because i thought it could be interesting to play with php through a GUI rather than through a terminal.
The work I've made, is one of somebody who has learnt python by itself. I'm not an engineer
This work it's just an attempt to realise my app project.
Please be indulgent! All the work is yet to be done, what I present is just the begining.
And if you like it, please improve it, evolve it. Thanks! :)
PhPyCli has been written under Fedora Linux, in Python and with the wxPython GUI toolkit.
Features
- Source code editor
- Execute code and display result (stdout, stderr)
- Bookmarks (source code files) management (with sqlite)
- User preferences
- Mini browser integrated (displays doc of the app, loads php manual pages)
- Embeded terminal
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