The official website is libjs.de.
The current version can be seen in the version.json.
Just for your info: this library was a nice test project (so I've some code to really work on), but since my newest private website project uses my new v4 library code, which is quiet optimized and better (even though not that far in it's amount of code), this project has ended!
Everything (now only NON-browser) in the lib.js/ directory.
The rest, the browser part, is now available at github/kekse1/kekse.biz/, which grew there as I worked on my private website kekse.biz. It replaces the old 'browser/' part of this library.
Hint: if you don't want to use this library, see it at least as a provider for some useful code. It collects some nice mathematical functions, e.g.. etc.
See the test.js/ directory, which is kinda 'documentation'.
There's no 'real' documentation available yet.. and yes, I know that it's totally bad, but I'm spending my time rather in the code itself but it's documentation. Another reason is that the code could change in this phase, so I'm rather commenting it l8rs.. eh? ^_^
There's a script for root and non-root installation (and additionally for
Termux Linux), which is just extending the ${PATH}
environment variable to your ${PREFIX}/usr/bin/, where the node.js is linked.
The node.js is the file for your script's 'Shebang's,
or just to call it with either a script path or by passing your JavaScript code via a regular pipe!
The script knows if you already installed it.. and please mention that there'll be no prompt or so,
it'll directly install after running the script.. but there are no real copies or so, it just changes
the $PATH, as I already said, only by creating /etc/profile.d/(base).sh ('base' is the base
directory where you copy this library to; regularily (so in the '.tar' archive @ libjs.de
) it's xyz).. ;)~
My favorite code in this library are the getopt and the
ansi modules. INTER ALIA.. so not to mention the other code here,
which is great as well! ^_^
JavaScript's based on this library can so really easy be extended with colors (and other ANSI
escape sequences), while with getopt it's also very easy to use the argument vector.. and also the
tty/raw module is very useful; for designing, but also for (raw) key and mouse
handling in the console.. etc.
TODO: also this README.md will be extended l8rs..
They're something 'special' in the way that they're extending the most global objects, etc. Here's a quick overview over them:
- Arguments
- Array
- BigInt
- Boolean
- DataView
- Date
- Error
- Function
- Map
- Math
- Number
- Object
- Proxy
- Reflect
- RegExp
- Set
- String
- TypedArray
- UInt8Array
The Copyright is (c) Sebastian Kucharczyk, and it's licensed under the MIT (also known as 'X' or 'X11' license).
