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@kimeng/vm

v0.6.0

Published

Javascript Interpreter, run Javascript code in ECMAScript

Downloads

9

Readme

vm.js

fork from axetroy

Build Status Coverage Status DeepScan grade License Prettier Node npm version Size

Run Javascript code in ECMAScript, without eval(), new Function(), setTimeout()...

It base on https://github.com/bramblex/jsjs

Try it out

Usage

import vm from "@axetroy/vm";

const sanbox = { console: console };

const context = vm.createContext(sanbox);

try {
  vm.runInContext(`console.log("Hello world");`, context);
} catch (err) {
  console.error(err);
}

Support

  • [x] ECMA5
  • [x] ES2015
    • [x] Let and const
    • [x] Block scoping
    • [x] ES modules
    • [x] Arrow functions
    • [x] Class
    • [x] Computed properties
    • [x] Destructuring
    • [x] For of
    • [x] Function/Class name
    • [x] Literals
    • [x] Object super
    • [x] Default and rest parameters
    • [x] Shorthand properties
    • [x] Spread
    • [x] Template literals
    • [x] Lifting template literal restriction
    • [ ] Unicode-regex
    • [x] Generator function
  • [ ] ES2016
    • [x] Exponentiation operator
  • [ ] ES2017
    • [x] Trailing commas in function parameter lists and calls
    • [ ] Async functions
    • [ ] Shared memory and atomics
  • [ ] ES2018
    • [ ] Asynchronous iteration
    • [ ] Promise.prototype.finally()
    • [ ] s (dotAll) flag for regular expressions
    • [ ] RegExp named capture groups
    • [ ] RegExp Unicode Property Escapes
  • [ ] Experimental

Test

I have written a lot of test case for this, look at here

Now it still in development, got a lot of work to do and more detail to resolve.

I will release the first stable version of write 500 test case.

If you want to join it. welcome to PR.

How to run a single test

npx tsc && npx ava ./build/test/ecma5/array/

How to run the whole test

npm run test

Related

bramblex/jsjs

jkeylu/evil-eval

License

The MIT License