A nifty javascript sandbox for node.js.
- Can be used to execute untrusted code.
- Support for timeouts (e.g. prevent infinite loops)
- Handles errors gracefully
- Restricted code (cannot access node.js methods)
- Supports
console.logandprintutility methods
Be sure to check out example/example.js
var s = new Sandbox()
s.run( '1 + 1 + " apples"', function( output ) {
// output.result == "2 apples"
})Basic syntax: sandbox_instance.run( code, hollaback )
code is the string of Javascript to be executed.
hollaback is a function, and it's called with a single argument, output.
output is an object with two properties: result and console. The result
property is an inspected string of the return value of the code. The console
property is an array of all console output.
For example, given the following code:
function add( a, b ){
console.log( a )
console.log( b )
return a + b
}
add( 20, 22 )The resulting output object is:
{ result: "42"
, console: [ "20", "22" ]
}Let's get it! The easiest way is through npm:
npm install sandbox
Or if you'd like to play with the code, see the examples, run the tests, what-the-fuck-ever...
git clone git://github.com/gf3/sandbox.git
And run some examples:
node example/example.js
To run the tests simply run the test file with node.
node test/sandbox_test.js
Sandbox is UNLICENSED.
- Written by Gianni Chiappetta – gf3.ca
- Contributions by Bradley Meck
- Contributions by Dominic Tarr – cyber-hobo.blogspot.com