eshost-cli makes it easy to run and compare ECMAScript code uniformly across a number of runtimes. Support for runtimes is provided by the library eshost. Every host is initialized with the eshost runtime API available which provides a uniform way to print, create realms, and eval code.
See eshost's supported hosts for a list of hosts, download/build locations, and other information.
See --help output for the full details. Basic usage:
- Add hosts using
eshost --add <host name> <host type> <host path> --args <optional arguments>. - Eval an expression using
eshost -e [1,2,3].length. - Execute a script using
eshost path/to/script.js.
npm install -g eshost-cli
eshost --help
eshost --add <name> <type> <path to host executable> --args <optional arguments>
eshost -e "Map.length"
## chakra-es6
0
## d8
0
## chakra
0
## spidermonkey
1
## node
0
You can --list, --add, --edit, and --delete hosts. Adding a host requires a name, type, and path to the runtime executable. You can optionally pass arguments using --args. The same host can be added multiple times with different --args which makes it easy to compare the output of runtimes given different options (eg. by turning language features on and off).
Console hosts are either provided by the browser vendors or, more likely, built from source.
Host types are those provided by eshost, namely:
- ch
- jsshell
- d8
- jsc
- nashorn
- node
- chrome
- firefox
- safari
- edge