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GUIDE DU PRODUIT · V6 PRO STUDIO · 2 NOVEMBRE 2026

Des idées aux applications. Du code à l’explication.

MLIDE-JS réunit un éditeur de code, un atelier visuel d’applications web et un espace de démonstration dans un fichier HTML transportable. Écrivez, assemblez, essayez, expliquez et exportez votre travail depuis votre navigateur.

HTML · CSS · JavaScriptRAD StudioHumanCoderJSON · ZIP · CSV

Thème de l’aide

Six ambiances, vos couleurs

21Les réglages du logiciel rassemblent ses six thèmes, les langues, la police et les préférences de l’éditeur.

01 · À quoi sert MLIDE-JS ?

Un même espace pour apprendre, prototyper et transmettre.

11Le catalogue exporté fonctionne comme une application autonome : produits, prix, recherche, formulaire et export CSV.

Coder avec un résultat visible

Créer des pages HTML/CSS/JavaScript, des scripts et des petits projets à plusieurs fichiers, puis observer leur fonctionnement sans changer d’outil. L’éditeur et l’aperçu restent accessibles dans le même espace.

Construire une application visuellement

Définir des collections, composer des écrans et relier des actions usuelles sans écrire de JavaScript. Les modèles Tâches, Catalogue et Suivi de demandes constituent trois points de départ concrets. Des fonctions personnalisées permettent de poursuivre au-delà des comportements proposés.

Expliquer un raisonnement

HumanCoder permet de présenter la frappe d’un code ou d’organiser une démonstration en chapitres, avec annotations, comparaison avant/après et reprise directe. Enseignants, formateurs, auteurs et développeurs peuvent préparer une présentation reproductible.

Garder la main sur les fichiers

Le résultat est du code web consultable et exportable. MLIDE-JS convient aux apprentissages, aux maquettes fonctionnelles et aux applications de navigateur. Un véritable service reste nécessaire pour des comptes utilisateurs, des données partagées et des droits sensibles.

02 · Votre première application

Choisir → personnaliser → essayer → conserver.

02Parcours de création : trois modèles d’applications.

Ouvrir

Gardez cette aide et index.html dans le même dossier. Le bouton de lancement ouvre l’application dans un nouvel onglet avec la langue et le thème choisis. Un navigateur récent suffit pour les fonctions locales de base. Un serveur HTTP local facilite les fonctions soumises aux restrictions des fichiers locaux.

Choisir un modèle

Cliquez sur « Créer une application ». Tâches organise titre, statut et échéance; Catalogue organise produits, catégories et prix; Suivi de demandes organise demandes, contacts et avancement. Le parcours crée un nouveau projet et conserve le projet ouvert.

Personnaliser et essayer

Changez le nom, la collection, les libellés et la couleur principale; choisissez de garder ou non les données d’exemple. Vous obtenez un tableau avec recherche, un formulaire validé, la modification, la suppression et un export CSV. Essayez l’application ou ouvrez-la dans le Studio.

Sauvegarder et distribuer

Exportez le projet JSON pour le rouvrir et continuer sa construction. Exportez le ZIP de l’application pour extraire les fichiers et les héberger. Exportez séparément les données du tableau en CSV : les lignes saisies à l’usage ne sont pas automatiquement réinjectées dans le modèle visuel. Les modèles locaux ne partagent pas les données entre plusieurs personnes.

03 · Écrire et comprendre le code

Un environnement multi-fichier avec deux niveaux d’édition.

01Éditeur multi-fichier et aperçu web côte à côte.

Monaco et mode Basic

Monaco 0.52.2, ses styles, sa police et les Workers HTML, CSS, JSON et JavaScript/TypeScript sont intégrés au HTML : coloration, suggestions et diagnostics fonctionnent sans CDN ni connexion. Basic reste disponible si le navigateur refuse les fonctions requises. Les services IA/MCP, la publication, les ressources distantes des projets et la cible React avec ses CDN peuvent encore nécessiter le réseau.

Fichiers et navigation

Créer, ouvrir, renommer et supprimer des fichiers; changer d’onglet; ouvrir rapidement un fichier; consulter le plan des symboles; rechercher dans le projet; poser des favoris et revenir aux endroits utiles. L’ouverture de dossiers dépend des fonctions et permissions du navigateur. Les fichiers utilisateur et leurs noms ne sont jamais traduits.

Édition assistée

Complétion, extraits de code, aide contextuelle HTML/CSS/JavaScript, recherche/remplacement et commandes d’édition de Monaco lorsqu’il est disponible. Le renommage F2 prépare un aperçu des références reconnues avant application. Les analyses ont une portée définie : elles ne garantissent pas l’identification de références calculées à l’exécution ou de tous les usages indirects.

Abréviations et transformations

L’outil local inspiré d’Emmet développe des abréviations HTML/CSS, propose des exemples et alias, enveloppe une sélection, équilibre une sélection de balises, enlève une balise en gardant son contenu, sépare ou réunit des balises, fusionne des lignes, rejoint une balise correspondante et insère du lorem ipsum. Des commandes modifient des nombres ou évaluent une expression arithmétique sélectionnée. Il ne s’agit pas de l’ensemble du moteur Emmet officiel.

Couleurs et confort

Sélecteur de couleur lié au code, aperçu des couleurs, six thèmes, taille de police, largeur de tabulation, retour à la ligne, minimap et réglages d’aperçu. Le mode concentré réduit l’interface autour du travail en cours. La palette de commandes rassemble les actions sans imposer de retenir tous les raccourcis.

04 · Exécuter, observer, diagnostiquer

Trois modes distincts, un fichier d’entrée explicite.

12Mode Script : l’algorithme de tri et son résultat en console, avec distinction entre fin synchrone et Worker encore actif.

Script

Exécuter du JavaScript dans un Web Worker, sans accès direct au DOM de la page. Les messages de console remontent dans l’interface. L’état distingue la fin du traitement synchrone et les activités encore observées, comme des temporisateurs. Toute activité n’est pas observable : un arrêt automatique intervient après cinq secondes et un arrêt manuel reste accessible.

Application web

Assembler un document HTML et ses fichiers CSS/JavaScript locaux dans un aperçu de navigateur. Tester le DOM, les formulaires et les interactions, changer la taille ordinateur/tablette/téléphone, actualiser et exporter une version autonome. Choisissez le bon HTML d’entrée; des ressources distantes peuvent dépendre du réseau et des règles du navigateur.

Modules

Utiliser import/export entre fichiers JavaScript du projet : chemins relatifs, réexportations, cycles, import dynamique avec chemin littéral, await de premier niveau et modules JSON pris en charge. La résolution gère les extensions et certains chemins index. Ce mode ne fournit ni installation npm ni résolution générale des paquets d’un environnement Node.js.

Problèmes et console

Les contrôles de syntaxe, d’imports, de CSS et du modèle visuel produisent des diagnostics avec emplacement. Cliquer sur un problème ouvre le fichier, le composant, la propriété ou la fonction concernés lorsque ce lien est connu. Les services TypeScript de Monaco ajoutent des diagnostics de langage. L’affichage et le débit de la console sont bornés pour limiter la surcharge; une sortie répétitive peut être regroupée ou omise.

Portée réelle

L’aide TypeScript dans l’éditeur ne constitue pas une chaîne de compilation TypeScript pour les applications exécutées. L’exécution reste celle de JavaScript dans un navigateur. Il n’y a pas de débogueur avec exécution pas à pas, de système d’extensions ou de terminal système complet. Un code DOM bloquant peut encore immobiliser son contexte : n’exécutez que du code de confiance.

05 · RAD Studio : dessiner l’application

Pages, composants et comportements dans un modèle visuel.

03RAD Studio : palette, canevas, structure et propriétés.

Composer et organiser

Ajouter des pages, les dupliquer, les réordonner et configurer leur navigation; choisir titres, descriptions et libellés d’onglets. Ajouter les blocs depuis la palette, naviguer dans leur arborescence, modifier leurs propriétés et éditer des textes directement sur le canevas. Les modèles internes du Studio comprennent notamment une page vierge, des tâches, des contacts et un tableau de bord.

Mettre en page

Sections en colonnes, encadrés et conteneurs à onglets organisent les contenus. Le placement libre permet de régler positions, dimensions et ordre de superposition. Aimantation, grille et repères aident au placement; les connecteurs relient des formes. Annuler/rétablir, copier, dupliquer, monter et descendre rendent les ajustements plus rapides. Le rendu de canevas façon terminal propose une présentation en caractères et palette DOS.

Adapter l’apparence

Aperçus ordinateur, tablette et téléphone; visibilité selon la taille; densité compacte ou confortable; couleur principale; sortie claire ou sombre; largeur, remplissage, marges, espacement, arrondis et variantes propres aux blocs. Les six thèmes de l’éditeur et le thème clair/sombre de l’application produite sont deux réglages distincts.

Réutiliser des composants

Créer des définitions réutilisables, exposer des propriétés et valeurs par défaut, instancier et remplacer leurs valeurs, réinitialiser ou promouvoir des changements. Des emplacements de contenu permettent une composition plus souple. La bibliothèque de composants peut être importée et exportée.

Toutes les familles de blocs

Texte : titre et paragraphe. Structure : image, séparateur, section, encadré, conteneur à onglets, emplacement, carte, panneau, accordéon, menu, onglets et galerie. Saisie : bouton, champ, case à cocher, liste déroulante et formulaire. Données : liste, tableau, indicateur, arborescence, calendrier et graphique. États : progression, badge et alerte. Dessin : rectangle, rectangle arrondi, cercle, triangle, losange, hexagone, flèche et ligne. Certaines structures, comme les emplacements, apparaissent dans leur contexte de composition plutôt que comme un bouton indépendant.

Produire et publier

Générer une cible HTML ou React; comparer le plan des changements avant de confirmer; essayer le résultat; exporter le projet ou l’application. Une publication Netlify facultative permet de créer ou réutiliser un site et d’obtenir son adresse, avec publication de prévisualisation ou de production. Elle nécessite compte, jeton de session et réseau. Annuler une requête n’annule pas une publication déjà acceptée par le service.

06 · Relier les interfaces et les actions

Des actions lisibles pour les comportements courants, du code pour le reste.

13Au clic sur un bouton, ouvrir une fenêtre : événement, action, titre du message et condition sont configurés dans les propriétés.

Événements

Relier un clic, un double-clic, une touche, un envoi de formulaire, un changement, une saisie, une prise de focus, une entrée de souris ou un raccourci à une action. La disponibilité précise des événements dépend du bloc.

Catalogue d’actions

Afficher/masquer un bloc; défiler vers un élément; ouvrir une URL; copier du texte; afficher un dialogue; changer une variable; remplacer du texte ou une valeur; filtrer, trier ou ajouter une ligne; réinitialiser un formulaire; modifier un style; changer de page ou d’onglet; agir sur un nœud d’arborescence; appeler un script personnalisé.

Conditions, ordre et liaisons

Configurer des conditions d’égalité, différence, présence, absence, inclusion ou comparaison de valeurs; distinguer visible/masqué; combiner des conditions et prévoir une alternative. L’ordre et les délais organisent les actions. Des liaisons de données raccordent texte, valeur et visibilité aux variables ou collections, avec des formats de texte, nombre, date, pourcentage et casse.

Fonctions personnalisées préservées

Le code des fonctions reste dans un fichier dédié, notamment rad-custom.js. Une nouvelle génération conserve cette source et les identités des événements reconnues. Modifiez les zones prévues plutôt que la copie générée incorporée au HTML. Le plan de génération indique les fichiers concernés, le code conservé et les avertissements; les situations ambiguës peuvent bloquer l’écriture pour demander une résolution.

07 · Données, validations et relations

Définir une collection, obtenir son formulaire et son tableau.

04Atelier Données & actions : validations et séquence du formulaire.

Collections

Créer des collections avec noms techniques stables, libellés et champs texte, nombre, date, e-mail ou case à cocher. Ajouter des lignes d’exemple et des variables. Relier la collection à un formulaire, un tableau, une liste ou un indicateur; rechercher, trier, modifier et supprimer les entrées dans l’application produite.

Validations

Rendre un champ obligatoire, borner les longueurs et les valeurs numériques, vérifier les formats pris en charge. Les champs signalés restent identifiables; le brouillon ne doit pas disparaître après un échec. Les contrôles côté navigateur facilitent la saisie, mais doivent être répétés côté service pour les opérations sensibles.

Relations simples

Un champ peut référencer une autre collection. Les choix affichent les libellés correspondants; une référence inexistante est signalée. Une fiche encore référencée ne peut pas être supprimée par les opérations locales prévues. Il ne s’agit pas d’un moteur relationnel complet, d’un outil de requêtes SQL ou d’un gestionnaire de transactions serveur.

Séquences et états

L’atelier Données & actions relie valider → enregistrer → afficher une confirmation → ouvrir la fiche. La confirmation et l’ouverture peuvent être activées et ordonnées. Les textes des états chargement, erreur, vide et succès sont configurables. Les écritures dépendent d’une validation réussie et d’un résultat de stockage cohérent.

Conservation

Le mode local garde les données dans le navigateur lorsque le stockage est disponible; une défaillance doit être distinguée d’un enregistrement durable. Le mode simulé utilise une mémoire de travail et peut repartir à zéro au rechargement. Le modèle visuel, ses lignes d’exemple et les données d’usage de l’application constituent des éléments différents; sauvegardez les projets en JSON et les tableaux en CSV selon le besoin.

08 · Connecteur HTTP et travail sans serveur

GET, POST, PUT et DELETE, avec réponses simulées.

14HTTP simulé : réponses de lecture et d’écriture, délai et messages chargement, erreur, vide et succès sont réglables séparément.

Modes de source

Choisir des données locales, un HTTP simulé sans réseau ou un service HTTP public. Le simulateur permet d’essayer succès, attente et erreurs avant de disposer d’un service. Les comportements de lecture et d’écriture peuvent être réglés séparément pour éprouver un formulaire et ses états.

Lire et écrire

GET charge les lignes; POST ajoute une entrée. PUT modifie et DELETE supprime lorsque les mutations ont été explicitement autorisées. L’identifiant de fiche est encodé dans la route prévue. Les réponses sont contrôlées avant mise à jour du tableau; une réponse invalide ou une fiche modifiée entre-temps ne doit pas être traitée comme un succès.

Erreurs, conflits et annulation

Afficher les erreurs réseau et les statuts utiles, dont 409 et 412; préserver le brouillon; permettre l’annulation et ignorer les réponses devenues périmées. Aucune répétition automatique d’écriture n’est présumée sûre. Après une interruption, un nouveau GET permet de vérifier l’état réel du service : celui-ci peut avoir accepté une opération avant l’annulation locale.

Contrat et limites

Le connecteur public attend une réponse compatible avec les collections, pas un adaptateur universel de réponses imbriquées. Il omet cookies et secrets d’authentification, refuse les redirections et limite durée et taille des échanges. La version examinée utilise notamment 15 secondes, 2 Mio et 10 000 lignes comme bornes. HTTPS est requis hors boucle locale. Le service doit autoriser les requêtes du navigateur par CORS.

Frontière explicite

Un écran de connexion dessiné dans le Studio ne protège pas une application. Secrets, authentification, autorisations, contrôles sensibles, écritures concurrentes et données partagées nécessitent un service adapté. Les conflits HTTP sont présentés à l’utilisateur; ils ne constituent pas une fusion automatique des modifications de plusieurs personnes.

09 · Générer sans perdre son travail

Prévisualiser les changements et conserver une possibilité de retour.

15Avant génération : fichiers concernés, comparaison des tailles et avertissement indiquant la conservation de rad-custom.js.

Avant l’écriture

Le plan de génération présente les fichiers touchés, les fonctions conservées et les points à examiner. Les fonctions personnalisées sont séparées du code produit. Des contrôles empêchent une génération silencieuse lorsque la reprise du code est incertaine.

Modèle visuel versionné

Le modèle comporte une version de schéma. Les migrations reprennent les modèles plus anciens, avec contrôle de structure et récupération d’une copie précédente. Les diagnostics visuels dirigent vers l’élément concerné. Une récupération aide à revenir à un état lisible; elle ne remplace pas une sauvegarde externe.

Projets existants

Les projets existants et leurs fonctions peuvent être rouverts pour poursuivre le travail. Gardez un export JSON avant de changer de navigateur, d’origine ou de version. Modifier directement un fichier généré en dehors des emplacements prévus peut être écrasé à la génération suivante : conservez ces changements dans les fonctions personnalisées ou les sources appropriées.

10 · HumanCoder : présenter la frappe

Une animation lisible, au rythme choisi.

06HumanCoder : frappe animée et suggestions près du curseur.

Lecture animée

Rejouer la frappe d’un code avec vitesse, fréquence d’erreurs, sons et volume configurables; mettre en pause, reprendre, arrêter ou terminer immédiatement. Des points de reprise et des commandes de remplissage ciblé aident à avancer dans le contenu.

Corrections visibles

Les fautes de frappe sont corrigées à l’endroit concerné, avec déplacement du curseur au clavier ou au pointeur et remplacement ciblé. Les propositions de complétion suivent le curseur et adaptent leur largeur à l’espace disponible. L’animation constitue l’explication visuelle : elle n’a pas besoin d’afficher le nom de chaque méthode de correction.

Présentation

Le libellé LIVE RECORDING reste fixe. Il accompagne la présentation et ne signifie pas qu’un fichier vidéo est enregistré. Utilisez votre logiciel de capture habituel pour enregistrer l’écran. Une webcam facultative nécessite l’autorisation du navigateur; elle ne fournit pas à elle seule un montage ou un encodage vidéo.

Choisir le bon mode

La frappe animée travaille dans le contexte d’édition et suit son contenu cible. Pour préparer une leçon sans modifier le projet source, utilisez la démonstration structurée décrite ci-dessous, qui travaille explicitement sur une copie.

11 · HumanCoder : expliquer par chapitres

Préparer une démonstration reproductible sur une copie du projet.

05HumanCoder : préparation d’un chapitre sur une copie du projet.

Préparer

Créer une copie incluant les fichiers, les modifications visibles et le modèle visuel; donner un titre au scénario; créer des chapitres et des annotations; choisir le fichier expliqué et le code après chaque étape. De nouveaux fichiers peuvent être ajoutés dans cette copie sans réécrire le projet source.

Montrer et contrôler

Comparer avant/après, mettre en évidence les lignes de code et le composant visuel concerné, poser des points d’arrêt de présentation et lancer les contrôles statiques aux étapes choisies. La structure visuelle peut être montrée sans exécuter le code; l’aperçu exécutable est un choix explicite.

Reprendre et partager

Lire, interrompre et reprendre directement à un chapitre : les étapes précédentes sont reconstruites pour retrouver son contexte. Enregistrer une bibliothèque locale, récupérer une copie précédente, exporter et importer un scénario JSON autonome. Un scénario importé reçoit une identité distincte et son exécution n’est pas activée automatiquement.

Ce que contient un scénario

Le partage comprend du code et les données de la copie. Vérifiez leur contenu avant diffusion. Les secrets de session des intégrations ne sont pas ajoutés au scénario. Une démonstration décrit des étapes de code; elle n’enregistre pas tous les clics, les réponses réseau ni une vidéo de l’écran. Le brouillon doit être enregistré explicitement.

Bornes de lecture

La version examinée limite notamment les scénarios à 20 Mio, 100 chapitres et 1 000 fichiers, avec 2 Mio par fichier. L’affichage des comparaisons et l’animation sont bornés pour rester utilisables sur de grands contenus. Ces bornes ne transforment pas une réponse de service externe en résultat reproductible.

12 · Projets, sauvegarde et récupération

Le travail reste local; les exports vous suivent.

07Gestion locale des projets et accès à la récupération.

Gestion des projets

Créer, ouvrir, renommer et dupliquer des projets; passer de l’un à l’autre; supprimer un projet non actif; retrouver les copies récupérables. L’explorateur gère les fichiers du projet et la navigation par onglets. Les instantanés de versions conservent des états locaux : un libellé « commit » n’implique pas un dépôt Git.

Stockage transactionnel

IndexedDB conserve les projets avec transactions, migrations et copies de récupération. L’état d’enregistrement indique si la persistance a réussi. Un journal et des mécanismes de secours permettent de récupérer certains états lorsque le stockage principal échoue. Les conflits entre onglets ne doivent pas être confondus avec un enregistrement réussi.

Sauvegarde sur disque

Enregistrer via un accès fichier autorisé lorsque le navigateur le permet, ou télécharger une copie. L’enregistrement sur disque et l’enregistrement dans le navigateur ont des rôles différents. Un export régulier protège contre un effacement du stockage du navigateur.

Origine et portabilité

Les données locales dépendent du navigateur, du profil et de l’origine de la page, y compris le port HTTP. Déplacer le HTML ou changer d’adresse ne déplace pas automatiquement les projets. Les modes privés, quotas et restrictions peuvent empêcher la persistance. Exportez avant tout déplacement important; ne comptez pas sur le seul fichier de l’éditeur pour sauvegarder vos projets.

13 · Fichiers, import, export et partage

Choisir le bon format selon ce que vous voulez conserver.

16Deux exports pour deux usages : projet JSON pour poursuivre l’édition, site ZIP pour extraire et héberger les fichiers.

Projet JSON

Conserve les sources et les éléments du projet nécessaires à sa reprise, dont le modèle visuel et le code personnalisé selon son contenu. Rouvrez ce format dans MLIDE-JS pour continuer la construction. L’import vérifie noms, structure et limites; un projet peut comporter jusqu’à 1 000 fichiers, avec des bornes de taille individuelles et globales.

Application ZIP

Réunit les fichiers de l’application pour extraction et hébergement. Un ZIP de site n’est pas un environnement serveur et ne se lance pas comme un fichier HTML directement à l’intérieur de l’archive. La cible React facultative utilise ses bibliothèques distantes; la cible HTML évite cette dépendance React.

CSV, fichiers et bibliothèques

Le CSV extrait les données des tableaux pour consultation ou archivage; il ne restaure pas tout le projet. Les fichiers individuels servent aux échanges de code. Les bibliothèques de composants et scénarios HumanCoder possèdent leurs propres imports/exports; choisissez la commande correspondant à l’objet échangé.

Lien de partage

Le partage par lien peut transporter des données de projet dans l’URL. Ce n’est ni un hébergement de site ni une synchronisation collaborative. Les limites de longueur d’URL s’appliquent; toute personne ayant le lien peut en lire le contenu. Préférez un fichier pour les projets importants et retirez les données privées avant partage.

Ouvrir un dossier ou des fichiers

Importer des fichiers choisis, déposer des fichiers ou ouvrir un dossier selon les capacités du navigateur. L’application ne peut pas lire arbitrairement les chemins locaux fournis dans une URL. Les accès directs au disque demandent les permissions du navigateur, et les solutions de téléchargement restent utiles ailleurs.

14 · Assistant intégré et services de modèles

Obtenir une explication ou préparer un changement, puis décider.

09Assistant : les six actions et la configuration facultative d’un fournisseur.

Outils disponibles

Actions Expliquer, Refactorer, Documenter, Tests, Bugs et Complexité à partir du code ou d’une sélection; résultats présentés dans un fil de messages; commande en ligne dans l’éditeur; proposition de changements consultables avant acceptation. L’analyse et les transformations heuristiques locales restent distinctes des services connectés. La qualité des réponses dépend du service et du modèle choisis; relisez tout changement avant de l’appliquer.

Connexions

Configurer OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Z.ai / GLM ou Ollama selon les formats proposés, avec choix du modèle et de l’adresse compatible. Un service distant peut demander compte et facturation; Ollama suppose un service local disponible. Les règles CORS, le réseau et les limites du fournisseur peuvent empêcher l’appel depuis un HTML local.

Flux et annulation

Les réponses progressives sont lues au fil de leur arrivée avec gestion des fragments, erreurs et annulations. Des bornes et délais évitent de laisser une requête indéfiniment active. Annuler localement ne garantit pas l’arrêt d’un traitement déjà lancé chez le fournisseur.

Secrets et contenu transmis

Les clés restent limitées à la session en mémoire et peuvent être oubliées; elles ne doivent pas être placées dans une URL ou un projet. Lors d’une demande à un service connecté, le contexte de code choisi peut lui être envoyé. Vérifiez le destinataire et les données avant appel. Les adresses sécurisées sont privilégiées, avec exception pour les services de boucle locale.

15 · MCP : des opérations autorisées séparément

Une connexion facultative, encadrée par projet et par session.

08MCP : connexion et permissions par opération.

Connexion à un client local

Le panneau MCP décrit la connexion et les opérations exposées. Un client ou pont compatible doit être installé et configuré séparément; le simple fichier HTML ne remplace pas ce service. La connexion peut être désactivée au démarrage et sa configuration consultée dans l’interface. Trois ressources de consultation exposent aussi l’état, le fichier actif et les problèmes, avec leurs permissions.

Permissions par opération

Les accès de consultation, modification et exécution sont autorisés séparément. Les 15 opérations encadrées permettent de consulter le fichier actif, l’index des projets, le modèle RAD et ses composants; changer de fichier ou de ligne; ajouter ou supprimer un fichier; ajouter un bloc, modifier sa propriété ou le supprimer; générer; exécuter ou arrêter; demander une action à l’assistant configuré. Les permissions restent liées au projet et à la session; une autorisation de connexion ne donne pas tous les droits. Les écritures sont refusées en lecture seule et l’exécution demande son accord spécifique.

Contrôle et limites

Révoquer les permissions, consulter l’état et interrompre une demande. Le pont n’accorde pas un accès libre à toute la page ou aux secrets. Les commandes générales hors du catalogue autorisé sont refusées. Les garanties du client externe et sa configuration doivent être examinées en plus de celles de l’éditeur.

16 · Ergonomie, clavier et langues

Retrouver les commandes, réduire l’encombrement, adapter son espace.

17Aide clavier : les raccourcis regroupés par usage et les commandes de déplacement entre les zones.

Organisation

Barre de projet et d’exécution, navigation latérale par activités, onglets de fichiers et panneau de sortie pour Console, Aperçu, Problèmes et Assistant. Des panneaux repliables et des tiroirs sur petit écran laissent de la place au contenu. Le Studio possède sa palette, son canevas et ses propriétés.

Clavier et focus

Palette de commandes, raccourcis, accès aux onglets et contrôles de formulaires; gestion du focus dans les dialogues et retour au contrôle d’origine. Les aides au survol sont complétées par des noms accessibles sur les commandes prévues. Les commandes natives de Monaco dépendent du moteur et de la plateforme; l’usage du clavier du Studio peut différer de celui de l’éditeur.

Langues proposées dans l’application

Français, anglais, allemand, espagnol, portugais, italien, danois, finlandais, islandais, norvégien, suédois, néerlandais, russe, chinois, japonais, coréen, arabe, hébreu et latin. Les interfaces arabe et hébraïque adoptent le sens droite à gauche en gardant le code dans son sens d’écriture. Les dates et pluriels suivent les règles locales lorsque disponibles.

Périmètre linguistique

Ce guide propose les mêmes 19 langues que l’application. Les captures conservent les textes de leur prise de vue; leurs légendes et noms accessibles suivent la langue du guide. L’application propose 19 choix de langue; cela ne signifie pas que tous les textes de bibliothèques ou services externes ont été relus intégralement dans chaque langue. Des formulations restent suivies pour amélioration et un message technique inconnu peut garder sa langue d’origine. Les sources, noms de fichiers, données et LIVE RECORDING restent inchangés.

Raccourcis essentiels
Ctrl+Maj+PPalette de commandes
Ctrl+POuvrir rapidement un fichier
F2Renommage sémantique avec aperçu
F5Exécuter
Ctrl+F5Arrêter
Ctrl+Maj+SEnregistrer sur disque
Ctrl+JAfficher / masquer la sortie
Ctrl+Alt+BRAD Studio
Ctrl+Alt+ZMode concentré
Ctrl+KAssistant dans l’éditeur
F1Aide des raccourcis
ÉchapFermer un dialogue ou un aperçu prévu pour cela

17 · Démarrage et console de commandes

Une même page, des options de lancement combinables.

10Aide au démarrage dans la console intégrée.

Syntaxe

Ajoutez les options à l’URL après # ou ?; séparez-les par & et encodez les valeurs comportant des espaces ou caractères spéciaux. Exemple : ./index.html#--lang=fr&--theme=nord&--mode=web&--entry=index.html&--analyze. Les options du fragment sont lues après celles de la requête; --file est répétable.

Aide et console

#--help ouvre la liste des options dans une console intégrée de style PowerShell. L’aide est prioritaire et n’importe ni n’exécute de code. La console accepte notamment help, ?, clear/cls, exit/quit/q, version, credits et des commandes de configuration. Elle appartient à la page web et n’est pas le PowerShell du système.

Fichiers et exécution

--file reçoit une URL HTTP(S) accessible avec CORS, dans les limites d’import; un chemin disque arbitraire n’est pas lisible par ce moyen. Le lanceur Windows Lancer-MLIDE.ps1 peut servir à préparer l’ouverture de fichiers locaux et à demander une fenêtre maximisée dans un navigateur compatible. La page seule ne peut pas imposer la maximisation du système.

Choix cohérents

--run est une demande d’exécution explicite; --analyze sert à consulter les problèmes sans lancer. Ne combinez pas --project avec --new, --template ou --file. --no-mcp désactive la connexion même si une autre option la demande. Les réglages de démarrage ne contournent ni les permissions du navigateur ni les accords par opération.

Référence des 21 options de démarrage
--help · -h · -?Ouvrir l’aide prioritaire
--version · -vAfficher la version
--creditsAfficher les crédits
--lang · -lCode de langue, ou auto
--file · -fURL HTTP(S), répétable
--project · -pProjet local : nom ou identifiant
--new · -nCréer un nouveau projet
--templateblank, dom, algo ou webapp
--modescript, web ou modules
--entryNom exact du fichier d’entrée
--analyzeAnalyser et afficher les problèmes
--runExécuter explicitement
--theme · -tdark, light, nord, dracula, solarized, monokai
--font-sizeTaille de police de 10 à 24
--read-only · --readonlyMode lecture seule
--panelconsole, preview, problems, ai ou none
--activityfiles, snippets, outline, search, bookmarks ou versions
--no-splashMasquer l’écran d’accueil
--mcpActiver la connexion MCP
--mcp-portPort de 1024 à 65535
--no-mcpDésactiver la connexion MCP

18 · Caractéristiques de programmation

Des standards web et des sources modulaires, distribués en un HTML.

18Imports entre trois fichiers : main.js utilise pricing.js et catalogue.json; la console confirme trois articles et un total de 35 €.

Construction du logiciel

Sources JavaScript organisées en modules, styles et catalogues de langues séparés; assemblage de distribution en un fichier HTML avec code et styles intégrés. La construction utilise Node.js et esbuild, avec une cible JavaScript moderne ES2022. Le destinataire du HTML n’a pas besoin de Node.js pour l’ouvrir.

Analyse du code

@babel/parser analyse le JavaScript; parse5 traite les documents HTML; Monaco fournit ses services d’édition et son service TypeScript. Les diagnostics sont rattachés aux fichiers et emplacements connus. Le système d’imports de projet et le générateur du Studio complètent ces bibliothèques; ce ne sont pas un compilateur universel ou un environnement serveur.

API de navigateur

Web Workers pour les scripts, iframes pour les aperçus, Blob et URL d’objet pour les contenus produits, IndexedDB pour les projets et scénarios, stockage local pour des réglages et applications produites. fetch, AbortController et lecture de flux gèrent les intégrations réseau. Clipboard, File System Access et getUserMedia sont employés lorsque disponibles et autorisés.

Formats et composants

HTML, CSS, JavaScript et JSON pour les projets web; diagnostics et édition TypeScript dans Monaco; cible React facultative du Studio. Les composants visuels, collections, événements, fonctions personnalisées et scénarios sont représentés par des données sérialisables et des sources lisibles. Il n’y a pas de moteur Node.js, de base serveur ou de gestionnaire de paquets exécuté dans le HTML.

Fonctionnement hors ligne

Monaco 0.52.2, ses styles, sa police et les Workers HTML, CSS, JSON et JavaScript/TypeScript sont intégrés au HTML : coloration, suggestions et diagnostics fonctionnent sans CDN ni connexion. Basic reste disponible si le navigateur refuse les fonctions requises. Les services IA/MCP, la publication, les ressources distantes des projets et la cible React avec ses CDN peuvent encore nécessiter le réseau. Validation de distribution : fonctionnement sans Internet vérifié via HTTP local ; ouverture directe depuis le disque non vérifiée dans le navigateur de test.

19 · Déployer avec des attentes claires

Du prototype local au service partagé : les responsabilités changent.

19La publication demande un service et un jeton de session : préparer un site local ne suffit pas à le mettre en ligne. Aucun jeton n’est renseigné ici.

Navigateurs

Utilisez un navigateur de bureau récent. Les navigateurs Chromium offrent généralement davantage d’accès au système de fichiers; les autres peuvent nécessiter téléchargements et choix manuels. Les politiques du navigateur, les permissions et le contexte fichier/HTTP modifient certaines possibilités. L’interface s’adapte aux petits écrans, mais les modèles complexes restent plus confortables sur un grand écran.

Hébergement et données

Un export web peut être hébergé comme site statique si ses ressources sont accessibles. Cela ne crée ni base de données partagée, ni comptes, ni sauvegarde serveur. Prévoyez un service et des règles d’accès adaptés pour une véritable application multi-utilisateur. Des secrets incorporés dans un HTML sont lisibles par ses destinataires.

Confiance et contrôle

Les contrôles de syntaxe, validations et aperçus aident à trouver des problèmes; ils ne prouvent pas qu’un programme est correct ou sûr dans tous les cas. Relisez les fichiers et données avant exécution, publication ou partage. Une annulation arrête le travail local prévu sans garantir l’annulation d’une opération externe déjà reçue.

Sauvegarde et licence

MLIDE-JS et son manuel sont sous GNU GPL v3 ou ultérieure, Copyright (C) 2026 Maxime LORRAI. Vous pouvez les modifier et les redistribuer selon cette licence. Utilisation à vos propres risques, sans garantie et avec limitation de responsabilité dans la mesure permise par la loi applicable (sections 15–17). Les droits impératifs restent préservés. Conservez des sauvegardes. Les composants tiers gardent leurs propres licences. Le texte officiel anglais de la GPL est inclus.

20 · Crédits et licences

MLIDE-JS v6 Pro Studio — auteur : Maxime LORRAI. Les captures montrent le logiciel et des données de démonstration. Les bibliothèques et services ci-dessous conservent leurs licences, conditions et marques respectives. Les versions correspondent à la distribution examinée.

20Les crédits accessibles dans le logiciel indiquent l’auteur, les composants tiers et les références techniques.
Composant / contributionUtilisation et attribution
MLIDE-JSMaxime LORRAI — application, Studio, HumanCoder et intégration générale.
Monaco Editor 0.52.2 ↗Microsoft Corporation et contributeurs · MIT · 0.52.2 · HTML · CSS · JSON · JavaScript/TypeScript · Workers
TypeScript 5.4.5 ↗Microsoft Corporation · Apache-2.0 · services de langage et catalogues de diagnostics.
@babel/parser 8.0.10 ↗The Babel Team et contributeurs · MIT · analyse JavaScript. Outils Babel generator, traverse et types utilisés dans les sources et contrôles.
parse5 8.0.1 ↗Ivan Nikulin et contributeurs · MIT · analyse HTML.
entities 8.1.0 ↗Felix Böhm et contributeurs · BSD-2-Clause · entités HTML, dépendance de parse5.
React / ReactDOM 18.3.1 ↗Meta Platforms et contributeurs · MIT · cible React facultative du Studio.
esbuild 0.28.2 ↗Evan Wallace et contributeurs · MIT · assemblage des sources.
jsdom 30.1.3 ↗Contributeurs jsdom · MIT · vérifications de l’interface en développement.
fake-indexeddb 6.2.7 ↗Jeremy Scheff et contributeurs · Apache-2.0 · vérifications du stockage.
unpkg ↗React / ReactDOM 18.3.1 · CDN · https://unpkg.com
Nord ↗Palette adaptée de Nord, Arctic Ice Studio et contributeurs · MIT.
Dracula ↗Palette adaptée du thème Dracula, créé par Zeno Rocha et ses contributeurs · MIT.
Solarized ↗Palette adaptée de Solarized, Ethan Schoonover · MIT.
Monokai ↗Palette inspirée du Monokai original de Wimer Hazenberg; aucun produit Monokai Pro n’est inclus.
Références web ↗MDN Web Docs pour les API du navigateur; syntaxe Emmet comme référence d’abréviations. L’outil local ne revendique pas le moteur Emmet complet.
Services facultatifs ↗Netlify pour la publication; OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Z.ai et Ollama pour les connexions proposées; MCP comme protocole de connexion. Ces services ne sont pas nécessaires aux fonctions locales de base.
GNU GPL v3+ · Textes des licences tierces incluses

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Web Background Synchronization Specification
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W3C Community Final Specification Agreement
To secure commitments from participants for the full text of a Community or Business Group Report, the group may call for voluntary commitments to the following terms; a "summary" is
available. See also the related "W3C Community Contributor License Agreement".
1. The Purpose of this Agreement.
This Agreement sets forth the terms under which I make certain copyright and patent rights available to you for your implementation of the Specification.
Any other capitalized terms not specifically defined herein have the same meaning as those terms have in the "W3C Patent Policy", and if not defined there, in the "W3C Process Document".
2. Copyrights.
2.1. Copyright Grant. I grant to you a perpetual (for the duration of the applicable copyright), worldwide, non-exclusive, no-charge, royalty-free, copyright license, without any obligation for accounting to me, to reproduce, prepare derivative works of, publicly display, publicly perform, sublicense, distribute, and implement the Specification to the full extent of my copyright interest in the Specification.
2.2. Attribution. As a condition of the copyright grant, you must include an attribution to the Specification in any derivative work you make based on the Specification. That attribution must include, at minimum, the Specification name and version number.
3. Patents.
3.1. Patent Licensing Commitment. I agree to license my Essential Claims under the W3C Community RF Licensing Requirements. This requirement includes Essential Claims that I own and any that I have the right to license without obligation of payment or other consideration to an unrelated third party. W3C Community RF Licensing Requirements obligations made concerning the Specification and described in this policy are binding on me for the life of the patents in question and encumber the patents containing Essential Claims, regardless of changes in participation status or W3C Membership. I also agree to license my Essential Claims under the W3C Community RF Licensing Requirements in derivative works of the Specification so long as all normative portions of the Specification are maintained and that this licensing commitment does not extend to any portion of the derivative work that was not included in the Specification.
3.2. Optional, Additional Patent Grant. In addition to the provisions of Section 3.1, I may also, at my option, make certain intellectual property rights infringed by implementations of the Specification, including Essential Claims, available by providing those terms via the W3C Web site.
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10.3.1. any claims other than as set forth above even if contained in the same patent as Essential Claims; and
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portions of an implementation that are not specified in the normative portions of the Specification, or
enabling technologies that may be necessary to make or use any product or portion thereof that complies with the Specification and are not themselves expressly set forth in the Specification (e.g., semiconductor manufacturing technology, compiler technology, object-oriented technology, basic operating system technology, and the like); or
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10.3.3. design patents and design registrations.
For purposes of this definition, the normative portions of the Specification shall be deemed to include only architectural and interoperability requirements. Optional features in the RFC 2119 sense are considered normative unless they are specifically identified as informative. Implementation examples or any other material that merely illustrate the requirements of the Specification are informative, rather than normative.
10.4. I, Me, or My. “I,” “me,” or “my” refers to the signatory.
10.5 Project. “Project” means the W3C Community Group or Business Group for which I executed this Agreement.
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10.7.9. The RF license conforming to the requirements in this policy shall be made available by the licensor as long as the Specification is in effect. The term of such license shall be for the life of the patents in question.
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