Switched editor from Ace to Monaco

[skrashevich]

Replaced Ace Editor with Monaco Editor in editor.html for an enhanced editing experience.

[AlexxIT]

4 spaces for tabs in YAML should be fixed.

[skrashevich]

4 spaces for tabs in YAML should be fixed.

make sense. fixed

[skrashevich]

Implemented configuration validation with guidance prompts.

The configuration scheme needs polishing before merging.

[AlexxIT]

I don't like monaco-yaml-prebuilt idea.

[skrashevich]

I don't like monaco-yaml-prebuilt idea.

Me too. But this is the only option without local build and storage of the editor bundle. (however, it can be stored on the go2rtc GitHub pages)

[AlexxIT]

Why do we need bundle? Is it only for tabs? Or also for yaml support?

[skrashevich]

Why do we need bundle? Is it only for tabs? Or also for yaml support?

It's needed for completion, hints, and validation support for YAML.
Without it the original package can be used

Unfortunately, extended YAML support is only available in external package, which is designed for use in the node-js environment. I couldn’t make it work without building it into a single package 😔

In any case, the build used has open source which allows it to be easily rebuild with new versions, and the current versions used will always be available on npmjs and services like unpkg.

[AlexxIT]

I have tested this https://monaco-yaml.js.org/ with # yaml-language-server: $schema=https:// start line.
It works awesome. We can try to use default monaco bundle and host this JS worker and schema.json on github pages.

[skrashevich]

I have tested this https://monaco-yaml.js.org/ with # yaml-language-server: $schema=https:// start line. It works awesome. We can try to use default monaco bundle and host this JS worker and schema.json on github pages.

Awesome. I couldn't get it to work in such configuration. I would like to see the code that worked