Create EditorComponent for Code Input [frontend]

[salazarsebas]

🧩 Create EditorComponent for Code Input 💻

📝 Description

Develop a reusable EditorComponent to encapsulate the Monaco Editor and action buttons for compiling and testing Rust smart contracts. This component will serve as the main interface for user interaction, allowing developers to write code and trigger backend actions. By modularizing the editor, we ensure maintainability and reusability, aligning with the project’s emphasis on code quality.

🎯 Objective

Create an Angular component in apps/frontend/src/app/components/editor/ that integrates Monaco Editor and includes buttons for compilation and testing.

🗂 Structure

• Directory: apps/frontend/src/app/components/editor/
• Files:
  • apps/frontend/src/app/components/editor/editor.component.ts
  • apps/frontend/src/app/components/editor/editor.component.html
  • apps/frontend/src/app/components/editor/editor.component.css
  • apps/frontend/src/app/app.module.ts
• Expected structure:

  apps/frontend/
  ├── src/
  │   ├── app/
  │   │   ├── components/
  │   │   │   └── editor/
  │   │   │       ├── editor.component.ts
  │   │   │       ├── editor.component.html
  │   │   │       └── editor.component.css
  │   │   └── app.module.ts
  

✅ Requirements

• Generate the component with bun x ng generate component editor.
• Add Monaco Editor to editor.component.html using <ngx-monaco-editor>.
• Configure editor options in editor.component.ts (e.g., language: 'rust', theme: 'vs-dark').
• Include two buttons: “Compile” and “Test” with Tailwind CSS styling.
• Bind the editor’s content to a code property using [(ngModel)].
• Add a loading state to disable buttons during API calls.
• Update app.module.ts to declare EditorComponent.
• Commit changes with a message like feat: create editor component.
• Push changes to the GitHub repository.

🏆 Expected Outcomes

• EditorComponent renders Monaco Editor with “Compile” and “Test” buttons.
• Editor content is bound to a code property.
• Buttons are styled and disabled during loading states.
• Component is reusable and declared in the Angular module.
• Changes are committed and pushed to GitHub.

🔗 References

• Angular Components
• ngx-monaco-editor Usage
• Tailwind CSS Buttons

📋 Notes

• Use Tailwind classes for button styling (e.g., bg-blue-500, hover:bg-blue-600).
• Ensure the component is responsive and accessible.

[pushkarm029]

I can implement the EditorComponent with Monaco for Rust code input, compile/test buttons, and proper loading states. I have experience building tooling around Rust smart contracts, and I’d love the chance to work with Monaco.

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