First of all, I'd like to say hello to everyone. I've been using GNOME on ArchLinux for more than a year now and I love pretty much everything about it. Recently I've found GJS project and I've started playing with it making it more "JSish" than "Pythonic" and implementing partially some node.js core API and functionalities such require, fs, path, os, with some synchronous and asynchhronous API too.
So far, so good ... however, there are 2 main questions I'd like to ask about GJS: 1. is this project still alive? It works like a charm but repositories look untouched for long time 2. is it posible to know how to generate the Giovanni's documentation? I've talked with him directly and apprently he's not working on that branch anymore but beside static assets that are present in such branch, all generated content fails to build (tried in ArchLinux, Ubuntu) and I've no idea what I should do in order to generate the documentation for Gtk-3.0 or Gdk and others that are not Gio, GObject, and GLib. The result of the parsing of such documentation gives me the ability to create files like the following one: https://github.com/WebReflection/jsgtk/blob/master/jsgtk/gi.js Since the Proxy implemented in js24 seems to fail if used directly as Gtk instance, that's the way to tarnsform all accessors and methods from lower_case to camelCase but this is only one part of the project, the rest will be at some point documented as long as I understand it's worth keep improving it. Right now the quick demo I can provide is that if you `npm install jsgtk` in a folder that contains a `node_modules` directory and you create a `hello-world` like the following ``` #!/usr/bin/env sh imports=imports// "exec" "gjs" "-I" "$(dirname $0)/node_modules/jsgtk/" "$0" "$@" let {console} = imports.jsgtk; console.info('Hello jsgtk!'); ``` and you `chmod +x hello-world` and run it or simply `sh hello-world` you should see the message in console. Thanks for any sort of info or comment or clarification. Best Regards
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