monaco editor scala lang

gistfile1.txt

// Through the options literal, the behaviour of the editor can be easily customized.
// Here are a few examples of config options that can be passed to the editor.
// You can also call editor.updateOptions at any time to change the options.

const source = `
package examples

/** This examples illustrates the use of Guarded
 *  Algebraic Data Types in Scala. For more information
 *  please refer to the Scala specification available
 *  from http://scala-lang.org/docu/.
 */
object gadts extends Application {

  /* The syntax tree of a toy language */
  abstract class Term[T]

  /* An integer literal */
  case class Lit(x: Int) extends Term[Int]

  /* Successor of a number */
  case class Succ(t: Term[Int]) extends Term[Int]

  /* Is 't' equal to zero? */
  case class IsZero(t: Term[Int]) extends Term[Boolean]

  /* An 'if' expression. */
  case class If[T](c: Term[Boolean],
                   t1: Term[T],
                   t2: Term[T]) extends Term[T]

  /** A type-safe eval function. The right-hand sides can
   *  make use of the fact that 'T' is a more precise type,
   *  constraint by the pattern type.
   */
  def eval[T](t: Term[T]): T = t match {
    case Lit(n)        => n

    // the right hand side makes use of the fact
    // that T = Int and so it can use '+'
    case Succ(u)       => eval(u) + 1
    case IsZero(u)     => eval(u) == 0
    case If(c, u1, u2) => eval(if (eval(c)) u1 else u2)
  }
  println(
    eval(If(IsZero(Lit(1)), Lit(41), Succ(Lit(41)))))
}`;

var editor = monaco.editor.create(document.getElementById("container"), {
	value: source,
	language: "scala",

	lineNumbers: "off",
	roundedSelection: false,
	scrollBeyondLastLine: false,
	readOnly: false,
	theme: "vs-dark",
});
setTimeout(function() {
	editor.updateOptions({
		lineNumbers: "on"
	});
}, 2000);