olamide203

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   by olamide203 4y ago

   you got me there :)
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   yeah having to type ${} everywhere makes the code a little bit messy.
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   I'm glad you find it useful. thanks for the feedback
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   Nice tip, i'm planning to add an identifier node class so that you can pass a scope with the values to be used during evaluation. Eg. const a = 2; const b = 6; const c = 3 const expression = new Expression('a \ b * c
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   you can log it to the console if you want to see the Abstract syntax tree of an Expression object
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   It can also be used in the browser as well as node.js or any other javascript runtime environment
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   hyoka uses a full recursive descent parser to parse expressions into AST, then evaluates to get the final result. it is very secure for math expressions unlike the eval function which can run javascript code. you can try out a demo here h
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   Hyoka(github.com)

   34 points by olamide203 4y ago|19 comments
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   by olamide203 4y ago

   I created a lightweight and precise math expression parser and evaluator for JavaScript and TypeScript. it can handle complex arithmetic expressions
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    by olamide203 4y ago

    live site can be found at https://gittz.netify.live
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    by olamide203 4y ago

    a web application which integrates with the github REST API making it easy for developers to share their projects on twitter
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    Gittz(github.com)

    1 points by olamide203 4y ago|2 comments