Hi Stig, Presently the Node and JS libs are completely separate and I think that, while there is quite a bit of common code, there's also a fair amount of diversity. Given this and the language by language management issues, perhaps it is best to keep Node and JS distinct for now.
Thait said, the bin and compact protos for JS are definitely on the list. If you use the Node code as a base for the JS patch you should be close to done after converting the node Buffers to JS ArrayBuffers. You shouldn't need to make any compiler changes, the protocols are all library code. Look forward to your patches! Best, Randy On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 2:40 AM, Stig Bakken <s...@zedge.net> wrote: > Hi guys, > > There's a lot of functionality missing from lib/js that is present in > lib/nodejs, such as binary or compact protocols. I would love to > contribute code for this, but before I do, has there been any discussion > around common JavaScript code that can be used by both the nodejs and js > generators? I assume one or more of the good folks on this list has > pondered this before? :) > > - Stig
