Isolated-eval

The isolated-eval package provides a Safe class designed for securely executing code and isolating potentially unsafe variables and objects.

Installation

You can install the isolated-eval package via npm:

npm install isolated-eval

Usage

Importing the Module

const Safe = require('isolated-eval');

Methods

static getPotentialUnsafeVariables()

Returns an array of names of potentially unsafe variables and objects that can be isolated.

Returns:

• Array<string>: An array of names of potentially unsafe variables and objects.

Example:

const unsafeVars = Safe.getPotentialUnsafeVariables();
console.log(unsafeVars);

static eval(code = '', args = {}, isolation = this.getPotentialUnsafeVariables())

Executes the given code with the specified arguments and isolates the specified objects.

Parameters:

• code (string): The code to be executed.
• args (object): An object containing the arguments for the code execution.
• isolation (Array<string>): An array of names of objects to be isolated.

Returns:

• The result of the code execution.

Example:

const result = Safe.eval('console.log(message)', { message: 'Hello, world!' });

Example

const Safe = require('isolated-eval');

// Get potentially unsafe variables
const unsafeVars = Safe.getPotentialUnsafeVariables();
console.log('Potentially unsafe variables:', unsafeVars);

// Execute code with isolation
const result = Safe.eval('console.log(message)', { message: 'Hello, world!' });

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.