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@neurarank/node-multi-language-code

v0.0.1

Published

Execute code in multiple programming languages using Node.js subprocess.

Readme

Multi-Language Code Node

Execute code in multiple programming languages using Node.js subprocess.

Supported Languages

  • PHP: Execute PHP scripts
  • Python: Execute Python 3 scripts
  • Golang: Execute Go programs
  • Ruby: Execute Ruby scripts
  • Ruby on Rails: Execute Rails code (requires Rails environment)

Features

  • Execute code in multiple programming languages
  • Pass inputs as key-value pairs accessible in code
  • Configurable timeout for execution
  • Automatic cleanup of temporary files
  • Error handling and output capture

Usage

  1. Select the programming language from the dropdown
  2. Write your code in the code editor
  3. Add inputs as key-value pairs (optional)
  4. Set timeout if needed (default: 30 seconds)
  5. Execute and get the result

Code Structure

Accessing Inputs

In your code, you can access inputs using the inputs variable:

Python:

result = inputs.get('key', 'default_value')

PHP:

$value = $inputs['key'] ?? 'default_value';

Golang:

value := inputs["key"].(string)

Ruby:

value = inputs['key'] || 'default_value'

Return Values

Your code should set a result variable that will be returned as JSON:

Python:

result = {"message": "Hello", "value": 42}

PHP:

$result = ["message" => "Hello", "value" => 42];

Golang:

result := map[string]interface{}{
    "message": "Hello",
    "value": 42,
}

Ruby:

result = { "message" => "Hello", "value" => 42 }

Requirements

The following runtime environments must be installed on the server:

  • PHP (for PHP execution)
  • Python 3 (for Python execution)
  • Go (for Golang execution)
  • Ruby (for Ruby and Rails execution)
  • Rails (optional, for Rails execution)

Security Notes

  • Code execution happens in isolated temporary directories
  • Timeout limits prevent infinite loops
  • All temporary files are automatically cleaned up after execution