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Uses a custom sandbox object to attach a context for any code being executed. This sandbox will store a JS context between eval executions. It prevent global name space pollution. Adds ability to send non JavaScript commands such as `/reset` (Only command supported so far). Reset command will create a new sandbox environment and garbage collect the last one.
This should probubly NOT be in the repo. Shouldn't we gitignore these build files?
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Uses a custom sandbox object to attach a context for any code being executed. This sandbox will store a JS context between eval executions. It prevent global name space pollution.
Adds ability to send non JavaScript commands such as
/reset(Only command supported so far).Reset command will create a new sandbox environment and garbage collect the last one.
Shouldn't we gitignore the build files in
dist/?