The **utils‑eval** package is a tiny wrapper that simply re‑exports JavaScript’s built‑in `eval` function under a more convenient name (`evil`). It lets developers call `require('utils-eval')` and invoke `evil(codeString)` to evaluate arbitrary code, and it also provides a small CLI (`jseval`) for quick one‑off evaluations from the terminal. This utility is aimed at Node.js developers who need a lightweight, test‑covered way to execute dynamic code snippets.
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