apiKey

authDomain

databaseURL

projectId

storageBucket

messagingSenderId

appId

Learn about the full potential of the Run JS widget by studying the use-cases mentioned here.

Run JS Use-cases

var user = prompt("User name is: ")
console.log("Hi " + user);

codemirror

console

- **AutoRun** has been disabled. The prompt appears when the **RUN** button is clicked.

- **Show Console** has been enabled.

- All tabs other than JavaScript are hidden.

Use Run JS to create a browser prompt that takes input from the user.

Getting Input from a User

Specify the