Burrito: An embeddable QuickJS wrapper written in Nim

What it does

Burrito is a comprehensive wrapper around the QuickJS JavaScript engine for Nim. It lets you embed JavaScript execution directly into your Nim applications with minimal overhead. Drop a complete JavaScript REPL with syntax highlighting, command history, and custom Nim function exposure into your application with just a few lines of code! cat > burrito_repl.nim <<EOF import burrito # Create QuickJS with full standard library support var js = newQuickJS ( configWithBothLibs ()) # Expose custom Nim function to the REPL proc greet (ctx: ptr JSContext, name: JSValue): JSValue = let nameStr = toNimString (ctx, name) result = nimStringToJS (ctx, "Hello from Nim, " & nameStr & "!" ) js.…from tapsterbot.github.io

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