Playground in offline mode about tree-sitter

[songhtdo]

This issue has been resolved.
I have developed a small local application by combining the tree sitter and csharp tree sitter projects. You can skip using tree -sitter playground anymore.

The project source code has been uploaded to the GitHub project: tree-sitter-play

The project screenshot is as follows:

[amaanq]

clone the repo, run ./script/build-wasm, then run cargo install --path cli and it'll bundle in the locally built tree-sitter.js/wasm files, as for the others, I have no clue, I don't get what you're asking exactly, I'm just assuming you are asking how to run a playground without needing an internet connection in regards to the playground subcommand

[songhtdo]

@amaanq
Hello, thank you very much for your attention and reply.

Maybe I didn't express myself clearly, let me describe it again.
Normally, our computer will be connected to the Internet, and we can access tree-siter.github.io/tree-sitter/playground through the browser to test some syntax. Alternatively, test it locally through tree-sitter playground.
But in some cases, computers are completely separated from the Internet environment and physically isolated. At this point, to test some syntax with playground, I need to use the local tree sit playground command.

To run the tree-sitter program locally, I need to start from the https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com The website downloads some js/css files. This step is unsuccessful when the Internet cannot be accessed. cause http://127.0.0.1:8000 The page is not working properly.

I would like to ask if there is a way to solve this problem.
Thank you again.

[sogaiu]

I tested tree-sitter playground while disconnected from networks and at least for my setup, the result was not usable:

After I re-established a network connection and reloaded, things started working:

IIUC, the former of the two results is what is being described as what is being experienced and the desire is for things to work even while offline.