Sometimes all you need is to start a node process and start evaluating some expression to test.
It's a node process that runs in background and you can eval expression and see the results ( like scratch buffer for emacs lisp).
MIT (see license.md)
Lets you start a node process in background and start evaluating expressions (like when you are in the scratch buffer in emacs lisp)
Sometimes all you need is to start a node process and start evaluating some expression to test.
It's a node process that runs in background and you can eval expression and see the results ( like scratch buffer for emacs lisp).
MIT (see license.md)
Lets you start a node process in background and start evaluating expressions (like when you are in the scratch buffer in emacs lisp)