Sample JavaScript file for testing — free, CC0
One script, and deliberately only one. js/hello-console.js defines a function and logs a
line — that is the entire file, so what it can do is obvious at a glance.
The restraint is the point. Nothing in this catalog reaches the network, touches the DOM or
evaluates a string, and a validator checks that on every build: no eval, no Function
constructor, no fetch, no XMLHttpRequest. A JavaScript fixture that could do anything
interesting would be a liability for anyone who serves it, and a file that gets flagged by a
scanner is no use as a test file.
That makes it suitable for the cases where you need a real script rather than a plausible one:
checking that an upload form accepts .js, that a bundler or minifier reads it, that a
content-type is served correctly, or that a sandboxing policy behaves the way you expect when
a script is actually present.
It is served as text/javascript with UTF-8. Related formats: HTML and
CSS.
| File | Size | Properties | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
hello-console.js
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158 B | A function and a console.log call. The whole file, so what it can do is obvious at a glance.
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