feat: add runnable examples with test harness #628
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- Added examples/ folder with concise, runnable code examples - Created test harness with sync/async support - Added test files for each example - Updated README and package.json with examples info - All tests passing Examples demonstrate: - Call stack behavior - Primitives vs references - Closures - Map/filter/reduce - Event loop - This/call/bind - Promises/async/await
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This PR adds runnable JavaScript examples with a test harness to help developers better understand the core concepts.
What's included:
examples/folder with concise, runnable code examplesExamples demonstrate:
How to use:
Run a single example:
node examples/event-loop.js # or any other exampleRun all tests:
npm testEach example is self-contained and includes expected output in comments.