Wano is a web-based text editor that draws inspiration from Nano, offering users a convenient way to edit text files through a web interface. With its intuitive design and similarity to the popular Nano text editor, Wano provides a seamless editing experience.
Built by the talented team at lucydjo, Wano leverages the power of web technologies to bring text editing to the browser. It eliminates the need for complex installations and allows users to access and edit their files from anywhere with an internet connection.
To get started with Wano, simply clone the repository from GitHub and navigate to the project directory. From there, you can install the necessary dependencies using pip and run the Wano server. Once the server is up and running, you can open any text file in the web-based editor and make changes in real-time.
One of the standout features of Wano is its integration with Ngrok. By utilizing Ngrok, Wano can expose the local web server to the internet, enabling external access to the editor. This feature is particularly useful for collaborating with remote team members or accessing your files on the go.
To learn more about Wano and its capabilities, visit the Wano GitHub repository. There, you’ll find detailed documentation, installation instructions, and additional resources to help you make the most of this web-based text editor.