a safer eval
JavaScript
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safer-eval is a Node.js and browser library that provides a "safer" way to evaluate JavaScript code using a sandboxed environment. It's intended for developers who need to execute untrusted code with some level of isolation, though the project explicitly warns that it's not a complete replacement for eval and may still be vulnerable to exploits.
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