Compressed link format
- Input
- https://jkit.tools/...#c=eJxL...
- Expected output
- prefixo c=
The rest is URL-safe base64 of the compressed JSON.
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Click Share and the entire code goes into the link, after the # sign, compressed. There is no account or database: whoever gets the link opens the three panes filled in, and the code only runs when that person clicks Run.
The rest is URL-safe base64 of the compressed JSON.
URL-safe base64 of the JSON, longer but readable by the same editor.
The source text is 5,600 characters.
The link is ignored and the editor opens with your draft or the starting template.
Some messaging apps cut longer links.
Write in the three panes and the preview updates at once. There is no account, server or file: the browser builds a page with your HTML in the body, your CSS in a style tag and your JavaScript at the end of the body, and runs it all in an isolated iframe. The console shows whatever the code prints.
No. The link opens straight in the editor with the code in the panes, and the person clicks Run to see the result.
It does not expire, because the code is inside it and not on a server. For the same reason an already sent link cannot be edited: each edit produces another link.
Only people with the link see it, and it does not pass through a server. But anyone with the link can read the full code, so do not include API keys or passwords.
The preview runs isolated: your code cannot see cookies, storage or this site's page.
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