Thinking to use yantra into MelonRuntime/MelonJS #46
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Do you people think it will fit better than Jint? |
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YantraJS already contains everything that MelonJS is trying to do, There is support for modules and support for node like inbuilt modules under development. Checkout CSX modules under https://github.com/yantrajs/yantra/wiki/JavaScript-Engine-Example, also in this folder, you will see couple of module examples. https://github.com/yantrajs/yantra/tree/main/modules/inbuilt You can certainly use YantraJS in place of JInt. There is support for generators and async/await. Have a look at feature list mentioned here.. https://github.com/yantrajs/yantra/wiki#features |
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YantraJS already contains everything that MelonJS is trying to do, There is support for modules and support for node like inbuilt modules under development. Checkout CSX modules under https://github.com/yantrajs/yantra/wiki/JavaScript-Engine-Example, also in this folder, you will see couple of module examples. https://github.com/yantrajs/yantra/tree/main/modules/inbuilt
You can certainly use YantraJS in place of JInt.
There is support for generators and async/await. Have a look at feature list mentioned here.. https://github.com/yantrajs/yantra/wiki#features