In this video (and repositories in description of the video), I show you how to create QuickJS environment, then how to install packages which are compiled and for which JS bindings are automatically generated, so developer can import them into their project. Examples included for FLTK and libuv.
Main two tools are qjs-env (additionally check qjs-pkg per package) for creating QuickJS environment and qjs-cffi used for automatic binding generation from C to JS.
I just like QuickJS so much for it simplicity, but it lacks ecosystem, so I am trying to bootstrap one at least for interested parties.
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Main two tools are qjs-env (additionally check qjs-pkg per package) for creating QuickJS environment and qjs-cffi used for automatic binding generation from C to JS.
I just like QuickJS so much for it simplicity, but it lacks ecosystem, so I am trying to bootstrap one at least for interested parties.