Execute CoffeeScript, JavaScript or Shell code from the Atom editor and replace the code with the result.

apm install eval-and-replace

Be careful with eval-and-replace:shell; nobody will prevent you from executing rm -rf /!

When executing shell code with eval-and-replace:shell you have access to these variables:

• FILE_PATH: path to of the currently opened file
• FILE_NAME: name of the currently opened file
• PROJECT: path to the Atom project

CoffeeScript / JS code is executed in its own context, this means you can only use ECMAScript functions (i.e. norequire). But the same context is used for all selections, so you can reuse variables. Additionally you have access to these functions and variables:

• i, j, n, x, y, z: initialized with 0
• filePath: path of the opened file
• fileName: name of the opened file
• project: path of the current Atom project
• PI: alias for Math.PI
• E: alias for Math.E
• random(): alias for Math.random()
• pow(): alias for Math.pow()
• sqrt(): alias for Math.sqrt()
• abs(): alias for Math.abs()
• sin(): alias for Math.sin()
• cos(): alias for Math.cos()
• tan(): alias for Math.tan()
• floor(): alias for Math.floor()
• ceil(): alias for Math.ceil()
• round(): alias for Math.round()

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. A copy of the license can be found in the root directory of the project in the file LICENSE.md.