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Javascript REPL from the command line

Whenever I code, I often end up in the REPL to test some concepts before going ahead and implementing it. For development of Ruby on Rails I use PRY , and for python I use bpython . Want to know if there is an equivalent for javascript. Mostly testing javascript code from terminal

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Although I usually have a browser with JavaScript enabled, I often find that I'm using Node.js REPL.

Just run node on the command line and it will open REPL for you.

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You just need to use node.js:

 $ node > 1 + 1 > 2 >

Although this will not work for a regular browser element ( window , document ) and DOM. If you need a browser environment, check out the Phantomjs REPL and Casperjs - although I'm not sure about their capabilities.

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Node.js offers REPL, although you probably don't want to be part of Node as a whole.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1484286/

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