Quick start: JavaScript (stdio)

JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic, and interpreted(or just-in-time compiled) programming language. It's best known for its role as the > scripting language for web pages, enabling interactive features and dynamic content. Also, it can be used with other non-browser environments such as Node.js, which allows it to be used for server-side development.

Prerequisites

1. Install the latest Neovim.
2. Install the Conjure plugin.
3. Install NodeJS.
4. Ensure that you have tree-sitter set up and the JavaScript support installed(:TSInstall JavaScript).

You can now open any .js file and evaluate it as you normally would.

For help with evaluation, see :help conjure, :help conjure-client-javascript-stdio, or the interactive tutorial, :ConjureSchool.