PureEvalGetting Started
This section will guide you through the use of PureEval.
Using NPM
sh
# For CommonJs
$ npm i pureeval
# For ESM
$ npm i pureeval-es
# or use any package manager you like, such as yarn, etc.# For CommonJs
$ npm i pureeval
# For ESM
$ npm i pureeval-es
# or use any package manager you like, such as yarn, etc.Then we go as follows.
For CommonJs
js
const P = require('pureeval');
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514const P = require('pureeval');
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514For ESM
js
import * as P from 'pureeval-es';
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514import * as P from 'pureeval-es';
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514Get from GitHub Release
For CommonJS
Get the build version from GitHub Releases, extract PureEval.common.js or PureEval.common.min.js and require it in your code like below.
js
const P = require('PureEval.common.min.js');
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514const P = require('PureEval.common.min.js');
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514For ESM
Get the build version from GitHub Releases, extract PureEval.es.js or PureEval.es.min.js and import it in your code like below.
js
import * as P from 'PureEval.es.min.js';
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514import * as P from 'PureEval.es.min.js';
console.log(P.add(1)(114513)); //114514What's next?
By now, API Reference Documentation is ready for use PureEval. (Do not forget to read the Notations )