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Programming language: JavaScript
License: GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 only
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ʆ Locus
Locus is a debugging module which allows you to execute commands at runtime via a REPL.
Installing
npm install locus --save-dev
Using
require('locus');
var myVar = 123;
var myObj = {
key: 'value'
};
function makeSomething() {
var some = 'some value';
// will start a repl session
// you can manipulate the program at runtime
eval(locus);
// another option
eval(require('locus'))
return some;
}
makeSomething();
Use exit command to leave.