Evaluate node require() module content directly
require or eval modules
Alias for eval global.
Eval a string with a passed scope
Safer version of eval()
Mark scopes for deopt which contain a direct eval call
LLM eval & testing toolkit
Stringify is to `eval` as `JSON.stringify` is to `JSON.parse`
This is the TypeScript SDK for [eval-protocol](https://evalprotocol.io).
TypeScript definitions for static-eval
Convenience wrapper for Redis EVAL/EVALSHA
Parse JSON-like strings into valid JS objects without eval
Protected eval plugin for form.io
Secure expression evaluator - Drop-in replacement for expr-eval without CVE-2025-12735 vulnerability
A very simple eval-in-context function.
evaluate statically-analyzable expressions
require or eval modules
Read file and eval it
Cabidela is a small, fast, eval-less, Cloudflare Workers compatible, dynamic JSON Schema validator
Simple JavaScript expression evaluator
Installs SmartClient Eval SDK
Eval a JS string as if it was a file being required
A mock version of Redis EVAL to test Lua scripts
JSON Eval RS core JavaScript wrapper (internal package - not published)
Expression evaluator
A string calculator to compute formulas inside strings.
Deterministic authorization for AI agent tool calls
A powerful arithmetic and boolean expression evaluator
High-performance JSON Logic evaluator with schema validation and dependency tracking. Built on blazing-fast Rust engine.
CLI for parsing, validating, linting and evaluating Sigma detection rules
A `cargo` subcommand designed to let people quickly and easily run Rust “scripts” which can make use of `cargo`'s package ecosystem.
Typed agent eval runtime, artifacts, and cargo-evals integration
Cargo subcommand for listing and running typed agent eval suites
Evaluation framework for swink-agent: trajectory tracing, golden path verification, and cost governance
This is a tool to evaluate or export code from Markdown files
Expression evaluator
Codepad is a remote code evaluation service. eval uses codepad to run code from various languages. Think of it as Ruby's eval from the command line.
Safely evaluates code (Ruby and others) by sending it through https://eval.in == Languages and Versions Ruby | MRI 1.0, MRI 1.8.7, MRI 1.9.3, MRI 2.0.0, MRI 2.1 C | GCC 4.4.3, GCC 4.9.1 C++ | C++11 (GCC 4.9.1), GCC 4.4.3, GCC 4.9.1 CoffeeScript | CoffeeScript 1.7.1 (Node 0.10.29) Fortran | F95 (GCC 4.4.3) Haskell | Hugs98 September 2006 Io | Io 20131204 JavaScript | Node 0.10.29 Lua | Lua 5.1.5, Lua 5.2.3 OCaml | OCaml 4.01.0 PHP | PHP 5.5.14 Pascal | Free Pascal 2.6.4 Perl | Perl 5.20.0 Python | CPython 2.7.8, CPython 3.4.1 Slash | Slash HEAD x86 Assembly | NASM 2.07 == Example: It's this simple: result = EvalIn.call 'puts "example"', language: "ruby/mri-2.1" result.output # returns "example\n"
a strange new breed of instance_eval
Evaluates the effective status of continuous integration builds. Useful for subsequent display on information radiators.
Eval
instance_eval without changing self
evaluates ruby
A Lita handler for evaluating ruby code.
formula_eval
safe_eval
see http://github.com/banister/dup_eval/tree/master
Can't decide between instance_eval and block.call? Why not support both!?
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