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- JTalk + Node.js = Awesomeness
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- These are some experiments of using JTalk together with Node.js:
- ntalkc - a bash script for compiling JTalk programs for Node.js.
- nodecompile.js - trivial Node.js javascript code for compiling .st files, used by ntalkc.
- hello - Hello world example with a simple Makefile
- trivialserver - A slightly larger example.
- trivialserver2 - A variation on trivialserver that tries to do more in JTalk.
- You will need "node" in your path to try examples.
- ntalkc
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- The "compiler" is simply a bash script that uses Nicolas' Exporter/Importer to compile .st files into .js files. The source code should be easy to follow but basically it does the following:
- 1. Collect all listed (as arguments) .st and .js files. We also check in the JTalk js and st directories if not found.
- 2. Create a "compiler" by concatenating these files (this means we always use freshest from git):
- boot.js Kernel.js Parser.js Compiler.js init.js nodejs/nodecompile.js
- 3. Run this "compiler" using node and give .st files as command line arguments. This produces corresponding .js files. If not all .js files exist afterwards we abort.
- 4. Build final program.js by concatenating:
- boot.js
- Kernel.js
- ...all .js libraries collected in step 1.
- ...all .js files produced from the .st files in step 3.
- init.js (either locally or from JTalk js directory)
- main.js (if found locally)
- 5. Run program.js using node if "-r" was specified.
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