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Every file of storybook@10.6.1 as published on npm: 249 files, 11.1 MB. Search them by exact text or regex, in milliseconds.
It uses: new Function(), child_process, process.env, the fs module, http / https, fetch(), XMLHttpRequest, crypto, WebAssembly.
| API | In storybook | |
|---|---|---|
| eval() runs a string as JavaScript | No | Who does |
| new Function() builds a function from a string, like eval (with or without new) | Yes: 4 files e.g. dist/_browser-chunks/chunk-MOVZJCSM.js | See the lines |
| child_process starts other programs | Yes: 9 files e.g. dist/_node-chunks/chunk-563U7QZ2.js | See the lines |
| process.env reads environment variables | Yes: 30 files e.g. dist/_browser-chunks/WithTooltip-CDUNV5IS.js | See the lines |
| the fs module reads and writes files | Yes: 30 files e.g. dist/_node-chunks/attached-runtime-VYAXJHHU.js | See the lines |
| http / https makes or serves HTTP requests with Node's own modules | Yes: 2 files e.g. dist/chunk-BqJXeo8A.d.ts | See the lines |
| fetch() makes HTTP requests | Yes: 12 files e.g. dist/_browser-chunks/chunk-M6YZR3ZW.js | See the lines |
| XMLHttpRequest makes HTTP requests the old browser way | Yes: 1 file e.g. dist/_node-chunks/chunk-A5M3SXLF.js | See the lines |
| crypto hashes, encrypts or makes random numbers | Yes: 7 files e.g. dist/_node-chunks/chunk-A5M3SXLF.js | See the lines |
| WebAssembly loads WebAssembly code | Yes: 1 file e.g. dist/_node-chunks/chunk-A5M3SXLF.js | See the lines |
| document.cookie reads or writes browser cookies | No | Who does |
| install scripts runs a script when it's installed | No | Who does |
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Version 10.6.1 of storybook publishes 249 files of source, 11.1 MB in all, not counting images, fonts and source maps.
No: storybook doesn't call eval() anywhere in its published files.
Yes: storybook uses child_process in 9 of its files.
No: storybook has no preinstall, install or postinstall script in its package.json.
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