Run do-files in your browser

What the do-file runner does

A do-file is a plain-text record of an analysis. stats.camp can store .do files inside a project, run them in order, and show command output in the browser. Supported scripting includes locals, globals, and common loop forms.

Runnable example

import delimited "hsb2.csv", clear

local scores math read write
foreach score of local scores {
    summarize `score'
}

regress math female i.race, robust

Save the snippet as a new .do file in the live demo and run it. It loads the teaching data, summarizes three score variables with a local macro and loop, then estimates a regression.

Before running an existing project

Do-files can call unsupported commands, options, external files, user-written packages, or operating-system features. Package installation and the complete community ado-file ecosystem are not available. Check dependencies line by line and use the compatibility table as a starting point, not a guarantee of identical behavior.

Related guides

• import delimited: open CSV data in the browser
• summarize: inspect distributions in the browser
• regress: ordinary least squares in the browser