eval

Evaluate expressions to import

This module evaluates the URL hash it receives and exports it.

Getting started

import Deno from 'https://deno.land/x/evil/mod.ts?eval=Deno';

This JavaScript module has no dependencies.

Before starting to develop you need to have the latest Deno version installed.

In order to start developing the project further git-clone this respository:

git clone git@github.com:PascalSalesch/eval.git
cd eval/
deno run ./mod.js

By cloning this repository you’re downloading all assets hosted on github. When deno run ./mod.js will executed the code in mod.js.

This package requires no build step. If it had any dependencies these could be bundled.

deno bundle 'https://deno.land/x/evil/mod.ts' eval.bundle.js

The package is deployed to deno.land/x/evil. In short, a git tag must be pushed.

git tag -a 1.0.3 -m "v1.0.3"
git push origin 1.0.3

We are using SemVer for versioning in order to conform to deno.land/x requirements.

The package evaluates either the hash or the query string.

Value	Example	Description
Hash	`deno.land/x/evil/mod.ts#Deno`	The module tries to evaluate `Deno`. ⚠️ The redirect to the latest version will omit the hash
eval parameter	`deno.land/x/evil/mod.ts?eval=Deno`	The module tries to evaluate `Deno`
async parameter	`deno.land/x/evil/mod.ts?async=true&eval=1+1`	Setting `async` to `true` will await an async function

A few small tests reside in test.js.

Follow the Deno Style Guide. Lint with the following command:

deno fmt mod.js

The module exports the expression to default:

import Deno from 'deno.land/x/evil/mod.ts?eval=Deno';