Code

Execute code in an event.

SEL has built-in support for running blocks of code using the following syntax:

Python

"my_code": =Code(```python

print ("Hello, world!")

```)

Note the following:

• The entire code block should be placed inside triple ` marks.
• The language of choice should follow the first ```.

While in experimental mode, rather than a return statement, Code events return values using a single print statement.

Supported languages: python, php, javascript, typescript, and ruby.

PHP code should be wrapped in <?php ?> inside the code block.

PHP

"my_php": =Code(```php

<?php

echo "Hello, world!";

?>

```)

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Casting

If the printed object can be turned into a valid dictionary, number, list, or string, it will be. These objects may only contain literals (not executable code). If a printed object cannot be converted into a literal representation, it will simply return its string representation.

Libraries

In addition to each language's standard library, the following libraries may be imported.

Language	Libraries	Version
Python	Standard, plus requests, numpy, pillow	3.12.0
JavaScript / TypeScript	Standard, plusfetch, JSON	Boa, TypeScript via wsc
PHP	Standard-only	8.2.6
Ruby	Standard-only	3.3.0