Update tests.py

tests.py

@@ -217,12 +217,14 @@ def create_code_files(filename: str, code) -> dict:
 
     
 @mcp.tool()
-def run_code(python_packages:str,filename: str, code: str,start_cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
+def run_code(language:str,packages:str,filename: str, code: str,start_cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
     """  
     Execute code in a controlled environment with package installation and file handling.
     Args:
-        python_packages[Output an empty string ,if using any other language.]: Space-separated list of packages to install (e.g., "numpy matplotlib").
-                        Preinstalled packages: gradio, XlsxWriter, openpyxl.
+        language:Programming language of the code (Currently Supported:"python", "nodejs", "bash").
+        packages: Space-separated list of packages to install (e.g., "numpy matplotlib").
+                        Preinstalled python packages: gradio, XlsxWriter, openpyxl.
+                        Preinstalled npm packages: express, ejs, chart.js.
         filename:        Name of the file to create (stored in /app/code_interpreter/).
         code:           Full code to write to the file.
         start_cmd:      Command to execute the file (e.g., "python /app/code_interpreter/app.py" 
@@ -231,13 +233,19 @@ def run_code(python_packages:str,filename: str, code: str,start_cmd:str,forever_
     Notes:
         - All user-uploaded files are in /app/code_interpreter/.
         - After execution, embed a download link (or display images/gifs/videos directly in markdown format) in your response.
+        - bash/apk packages cannot be installed.
+        - When editing and subsequently re-executing the server with the forever_cmd='true' setting, the previous server instance will be automatically terminated, and the updated server will commence operation. This functionality negates the requirement for manual process termination commands such as pkill node.    
+
     """
     global destination_dir
-    package_names = python_packages.strip()
-    command="pip install"
+    package_names = packages.strip()
+    if "python" in language:
+        command="pip install  --break-system-packages "
+    elif "node" in language:
+        command="npm install "
     if  package_names != "" or package_names != " ":
         stdot=run(
-            f"{command} --break-system-packages {package_names}", timeout_sec=300,forever_cmd= 'false' 
+            f"{command} {package_names}", timeout_sec=300,forever_cmd= 'false' 
         )
     transfer_files2()
     transfer_files()
@@ -308,8 +316,6 @@ def run_shell_command(cmd:str,forever_cmd:str) -> dict:
           compatible .
         - `sudo` commands are restricted for security reasons.Hence commands which require elevated privelages like `apk add` CANNOT be executed.Instead try to use `pip install` or `npm install` commands. 
         - Standard bash features like `&&`, `||`, pipes (`|`), etc., are supported.
-        - When installing python packages , add an argument --break-system-packages to the pip install command.
-        - The following npm packages are preinstalled:  express ejs chart.js .Any additional packages can be installed with npm install command.
     Args:
         cmd (str): The shell command to execute.
                    Example: ``mkdir test_dir && ls -l``