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Node.js and browser 12 lines implementation of a safe eval :), install this module if you want or hardcode it!
npm i --save cross-safe-eval
use it as follows:
var makeSafeEval = require('cross-safe-eval')
// no globals!!
var safeEval = makeSafeEval()
safeEval('this') // undefined
safeEval('console') // undefined
safeEval('eval') // undefined
safeEval('Math') // undefined
safeEval('window') // undefined, even in browser
safeEval('1 + 1') // 2
// not include local variables
var localNumber = 1034
safeEval('localNumber') // undefined
// include global variables!!
var safeEval2 = makeSafeEval(['Math', 'console'])
safeEval2('2 * Math.PI * 120') // 753.9822368615503
safeEval2('console.log(10)') // 10, undefined
Uses Object.getOwnPropertyNames(this) to obtain all environment globals and take care of it.
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Node.js and browser 8 lines implementation of a safe eval
The npm package cross-safe-eval receives a total of 21 weekly downloads. As such, cross-safe-eval popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cross-safe-eval demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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