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@borkdude - Am I being delusional or was there a @borkdude/sci package on NPM?
There used to be a SCI npm package but since SCI has so many options, it wasn't feasible to keep up in the JS interface with this. Instead I recommend people to compile SCI in a way that suits their needs and then publish this to npm. Examples of this are scittle and nbb.
Right.
Thanks
What is the simplest way for me to do a simple sci.eval("(+ 2 3)")
in JS?
browser.
ok, include scittle inside your browser via a tag or so and then call
scittle.core.eval_string("(+ 1 2 3)")
Oh, you recently wrote a custom scittle compile example as well right?
Thanks, I forgot!