split VS devbook-extension

To do this, I'm using an npm library called split that simply splits a stream into lines, to make it easier to work with. Here's a simple example that just counts the number of lines in a stream:

Mine is https://split.js.org/

I've been trying to add split.js to my Vue app. I've managed to get it working using the cdn in this codepen but it doesn't work in my code when running locally. I just get a blank screen. Here's my code, I'm including the same cdn in the codepen in my index.html to no avail. Any suggestions? Thanks.

Their are many options that you can use, you can check all options here, but I would like to show the options that I really like.

For anyone else that had trouble with the link for unknown reasons: https://split.js.org/#/split-grid

When building Splitter we got inspired by Split.js which is a great library. We just needed some customization and more control.

Resizable split panes (using split.js)

Not now, but we are working on an extension system. This will allow devs to build and install extensions that add search sources we don't support out of the box. This way you'll be able to add support for custom documentation.

My friend and I are building Devbook. A few weeks ago we posted about on /r/python where folks loved and thought you people might also find this useful.

My friend and I are both developers and working on the app called Devbook. I thought this community - folks learning to program - might find it especially useful. It's basically a search engine made just for developers.

Hi folks! We are making Devbook - a programmable search engine that works like Spotlight on macOS. You hit a shortcut, type the query and get the results. No ads, content marketing, or SEO.

Yes. Download it on our landing page.

It is live. Go to our landing page and download.

My friend and I are building an app called Devbook that might be especially helpful if you're learning a new language or starting with programming in general.

Hi there, I'm the author of the project.

We built Splitter as a part of the Devbook [0] development. When building Splitter, we got inspired by Split.js [1] which is a great library, we just needed some customization and more control.

You can nest Splitter as much as you like. It's also responsive and has only two dependencies: React and styled-components.

Here's a CodeSandbox project showing the component in action [2]

[0] https://usedevbook.com

About two weeks ago I posted here about Devbook - A Search Engine for Developers (thank you for great feedback by the way!).