Jexl

This is a fork of TomFrost/Jexl, providing some minimal glue for building a browser-friendly bundle with webpack. If you're looking for the original project, follow the link above. If you're looking for the original documentation, see doc/usage.md.

How do I build a bundle for the browser with webpack?

Clone this project:

$ git clone https://github.com/logicsquad/Jexl.git

Then run webpack over it:

$ cd Jexl
$ npx webpack --config webpack.config.js

The output bundle is dist/jexl.js.

How do I use Jexl in the browser?

Include it in your page:

<script type="text/javascript" src="jexl.js"></script>

The global jexl variable is then a Jexl object, and you can use it in the usual way:

jexl.eval(expression, context).then(function(res) {
    console.log(res);
});

If you need a new Jexl object, you can create one with:

var j = new jexl.Jexl();

Roadmap

This project was forked from TomFrost/Jexl at version 2.2.2. We might keep this up to date, but we might not. If you need the latest version of Jexl, see the original project.

License

This fork of Jexl is licensed under 3-Clause BSD License: see LICENSE.txt.