Utilizing Open Lovable's E2B sandbox environment can be a perfect solution:
- Isolated Execution: Run untrustworthy component code in a sandbox without affecting the local project
- safety check: automatically block dangerous API calls (e.g. eval, cross-domain requests)
- Performance Evaluation: show component rendering time consumption and memory usage
- integrated solution: After confirming the security, generate the security component via the "Export as reusable npm package" function.
This approach is particularly well suited to evaluating third-party libraries on GitHub and avoiding potential security risks above 90%.
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