JS Interpreter

Note: This is NOT an official package from Neil Fraser or Google, it is just a way to publish the package on NPM with some effort to comply with semver standards, I am not the owner of the original source-code of JS Interpreter.

An npm package for the Neil Fraser's JS-Interpreter

For license and pretty much any other information (except for the NPM package itself) refer to the original repo

This repository is not a fork of the original repository anymore, instead it clones it as a gitmodule and packs it using webpack to an npm package.

Additional to the original library, this package contains a cli version which can be used for testing the interpreter from terminal.

Changes are recorded on a best effort basis in CHANGELOG.md.

Installation

npm install js-interpreter

or

yarn add js-interpreter

Usage

Using require

var Interpreter = require('js-interpreter');
var myInterpreter = new Interpreter('2 * 2');

Using ES6 import

import Interpreter from 'js-interpreter';
const myInterpreter = new Interpreter('2 * 2');

Using command line interface

js-interpreter path/to/my/file.js

or

echo 'console.log(1 + 2)' | js-interpreter 

Updating the submodules

Initialization

After the first time cloning this repository you would need to pull the original-repo from GitHub using the following command:

git submodule update --init --recursive

Updating the submodule

If you've already initialized the repository and you want to fetch the latest changes use the following command:

git submodule foreach git pull origin master

• Check all the commits on the origin to identify the changes and update CHANGELOG.md
• Bump the version according to semver rules
• After PR is merged:
  • Run yarn install to install the dependencies
  • Run yarn publish to publish the package
  • Push the version as a tag to Github