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I'm curious if Jinter might be a candidate for sandboxed javascript execution. For example, is there a way to configure it to not allow any functions to be called, except those on an allow list?
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I'm curious if Jinter might be a candidate for sandboxed javascript execution. For example, is there a way to configure it to not allow any functions to be called, except those on an allow list?
Definitely yes. But I don't think the library is mature enough to be used as a sandboxed js interpreter yet.
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I'm curious if Jinter might be a candidate for sandboxed javascript execution. For example, is there a way to configure it to not allow any functions to be called, except those on an allow list?
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