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Find a better way to evaluate mathjs js without webview #2

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niltonvasques opened this issue Nov 20, 2016 · 0 comments
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Find a better way to evaluate mathjs js without webview #2

niltonvasques opened this issue Nov 20, 2016 · 0 comments

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niltonvasques pushed a commit that referenced this issue Nov 20, 2016
* Using a native lightweight javascript interpreter with DukTape lib
* MathJS.eval() evaluate expressiosn synchronously.
* Add MathJS.asyncEval() to evaluate expressiosn asynchronously.
* Refactor tests and add more specs
* Update readme with sync eval and more examples
* Add conversion, determinants and complex numbers to tests

Fixes #2
niltonvasques added a commit that referenced this issue Nov 21, 2016
* Using a native lightweight javascript interpreter with DukTape lib
* MathJS.eval() evaluate expressiosn synchronously.
* Add MathJS.asyncEval() to evaluate expressiosn asynchronously.
* Refactor tests and add more specs
* Update readme with sync eval and more examples
* Add conversion, determinants and complex numbers to tests
* Refactor tests using @before and @after annotations to create MathJS instance.
* Show toast in example app using runOnUiThread()
* Add artifacts plugin from travis
* Increase tests timeout for 5 minuts because 20 seconds aren't enough for travis builder

Fixes #2
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