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ejs source code

Every file of ejs@7.0.1 as published on npm: 16 files, 214 KB. Search them by exact text or regex, in milliseconds.

It uses: new Function(), child_process, process.env, the fs module.

What ejs uses

APIIn ejs
eval()
runs a string as JavaScript
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new Function()
builds a function from a string, like eval (with or without new)
Yes: 4 files
e.g. ejs.js
See the lines
child_process
starts other programs
Yes: 1 file
e.g. jakefile.js
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process.env
reads environment variables
Yes: 2 files
e.g. ejs.js
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the fs module
reads and writes files
Yes: 6 files
e.g. bin/cli.js
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http / https
makes or serves HTTP requests with Node's own modules
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fetch()
makes HTTP requests
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XMLHttpRequest
makes HTTP requests the old browser way
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crypto
hashes, encrypts or makes random numbers
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WebAssembly
loads WebAssembly code
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document.cookie
reads or writes browser cookies
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install scripts
runs a script when it's installed
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Largest files

FileSize
ejs.js59 KB
lib/cjs/ejs.js30 KB
ejs.min.js27 KB
lib/esm/ejs.js26 KB
README.md15 KB
LICENSE11 KB
bin/cli.js9.2 KB
jakefile.js8.7 KB
lib/cjs/parseargs.js6.7 KB
lib/cjs/utils.js6.1 KB
lib/esm/parseargs.js5.8 KB
lib/esm/utils.js5.7 KB
usage.txt1.7 KB
package.json1.1 KB
lib/esm/package.json23 B
lib/cjs/package.json19 B

Questions

How many files are in ejs?

Version 7.0.1 of ejs publishes 16 files of source, 214 KB in all, not counting images, fonts and source maps.

Does ejs use eval?

No: ejs doesn't call eval() anywhere in its published files.

Does ejs start other programs?

Yes: ejs uses child_process in 1 of its files.

Does ejs run an install script?

No: ejs has no preinstall, install or postinstall script in its package.json.

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