Embed jsCoq in the Coq tutorial

[corwin-of-amber]

Hi!

I enclose the needed additions in order to make jsCoq operate in nahas_tutorial.html. (#2)

You can merge this PR, then run npm i in the root of your project to download the jsCoq distribution files and then commit the node_modules directory so that it is served as part of your Github pages website.

If you want to save about 40MB, you can delete node_modules/jscoq/coq-pkgs/mathcomp.coq-pkg before committing, since your tutorial does not use the mathcomp library.

[corwin-of-amber]

I noticed that jsCoq can now be used in "CDN"-like mode where you don't even need to install the package; you can direct the browser to jscoq.github.io. Of course, that means that you rely on whichever version is currently published, but I think for this tutorial this would work fine actually.

So I've updated the PR accordingly. I also keep a preview of it here:
https://corwin-of-amber.github.io/jscoq/tut/nahas/nahas_tutorial.html

(In the preview, I stole some styles from SF just for fun. It's not included in the PR.)

[mdnahas]

Thanks! On Saturday, March 21, 2020, 11:31:33 AM CDT, Shachar Itzhaky <notifications@github.com> wrote: I noticed that jsCoq can now be used in "CDN"-like mode where you don't even need to install the package; you can direct the browser to jscoq.github.io. Of course, that means that you rely on whichever version is currently published, but I think for this tutorial this would work fine actually. So I've updated the PR accordingly. I also keep a preview of it here: https://corwin-of-amber.github.io/jscoq/tut/nahas/nahas_tutorial.html (In the preview, I stole some styles from SF just for fun. It's not included in the PR.) — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.