A JavaScript interpreter written in Ruby

In plain words

Twostroke is a JavaScript interpreter built in Ruby that allows developers to execute JavaScript code within Ruby applications. Designed for developers working with both languages, it provides a bridge between Ruby and JavaScript environments. The tool is open source and available on GitHub for community contributions and development.

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