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wiseaidev opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 0 comments
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[Feature💄]: Run code samples inside your inbox 🚀 #10

wiseaidev opened this issue Oct 2, 2023 · 0 comments
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Problem:

As we continue to develop our application, we've brainstormed an exciting feature that would greatly enhance user experience - the ability to run code samples directly within their inbox. This feature would empower users to quickly test and experiment with code without needing to switch to a separate development environment. However, implementing this feature comes with its own set of challenges, particularly due to the wide range of programming languages our users may want to work with.

Proposed Solution:

To address this challenge, we need to devise a secure and scalable solution for executing code samples sent via email. This involves the following steps:

  1. Language Detection: Develop a mechanism to automatically detect the programming language used in the code snippet. This is crucial as different languages require different runtime environments and configurations.

  2. Code Sanitization: Implement a robust code sanitization process to prevent malicious code execution and ensure user safety. This includes scanning for potential vulnerabilities and unauthorized actions within the code.

  3. Cloud Execution: Establish a cloud-based infrastructure capable of executing code samples securely. Consider using containerization technologies like Docker to isolate code execution environments and minimize security risks.

  4. Output Handling: Define how the output of the code execution will be returned to the user's inbox. Determine whether it should be displayed directly in the email, saved as a downloadable file, or both.

  5. Resource Management: Implement resource limitations to prevent code execution from consuming excessive server resources. This includes setting limits on CPU, memory, and execution time.

  6. User Permissions: Define access controls and permissions to ensure that only authorized users can utilize this feature. Consider incorporating user roles and permissions for finer-grained control.

  7. Monitoring and Logging: Implement comprehensive monitoring and logging mechanisms to track code execution, detect anomalies, and facilitate debugging in case of issues.

  8. Cost Management: Evaluate the cost implications of running user-submitted code in terms of cloud resources and pricing models. Ensure that the system remains cost-effective.

Open Questions:

  • How should we handle long-running code executions?
  • What security measures should be in place to protect against code injection and other vulnerabilities?
  • Are there any legal considerations or compliance requirements to take into account when executing user-submitted code?
  • What programming languages should be initially supported, and how will we add support for additional languages in the future?
  • What level of customization and configuration should we provide to users for their code execution environments?

This feature has the potential to set our app apart, but we must approach it with caution and prioritize security and usability. Feedback and contributions from the community are highly encouraged as we embark on this exciting journey.

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