assembler-simulator VS react-codemirror

Good job! It reminds me of the assembler simulator I developed, https://exuanbo.xyz/assembler-simulator/

I always wanted to use such a library when I was developing my Assembler Simulator in React. But all I could find at the moment was like @uiw/react-codemirror, it's "badly written" (e.g. reading a ref's current value during rendering) and contains too many dependencies I don't need, which cannot be tree-shaked so that you can toggle them in props.

So our users don't have to go through that pain, I used a library called react-codemirror to replace it with a code editor written for the web.

Next week, I am planning to replace the TextArea being used for configuration with a dedicated code editor called CodeMirror for a better developer experience.

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I always wanted to use such a library when I was developing my Assembler Simulator in React. But all I could find at the moment was like @uiw/react-codemirror, it's "badly written" (e.g. reading a ref's current value during rendering) and contains too many dependencies I don't need, which cannot be tree-shaked so that you can toggle them in props.