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

clear
import delimited "data/showcase.csv"

local measures y age score
foreach variable of local measures {
    summarize `variable'
}

regress y treatment age score, robust

Save the snippet as a .do file and run it. It loads the demo data, summarizes three 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: load and verify a CSV
• summarize: descriptive statistics and missing values
• regress: OLS with a categorical predictor