Hi Daiki, Thanks for explaining.
> > Here's a set of packages and use situations I could find. It does not give a > > big picture to me. Can someone shed some light on anything of this, and > > clarify? > > I doubt it would be useful to support for particular Web frameworks; > they still shoot up like mushrooms after a rain. Still, I find the existing gettext documentation (regarding how to put in place the programmer tools for JavaScript) so hard to grasp that I would like to see 1 or 2 hello-javascript-* examples. One of them should preferrably work with the gettext tools directly (no wrapper tools). > On the other hand, it would be useful to add a minimal xgettext support > for JSON, which is considered stable, through a generic mechanism like > ITS: > https://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?48903#comment1 Yes, I agree: JSON and XML are so similar in spirit that a generic mechanism would make sense here as well. > > - gjs (command-line, but linked to Mozilla's JavaScript) [who uses that?] > > gjs is extensively used by GNOME; you can see the list of such modules > (search with "JavaScript"): > https://git.gnome.org/browse/ Thanks again. I could have found out myself: $ LC_ALL=C dpkg -l gjs ||/ Name Version Description +++-===================-===================-====================================================== ii gjs 1.32.0-1ubuntu1 Mozilla-based javascript bindings for the GNOME platfo Bruno
