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execjs support #2
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Ok, upon further inspection, looks like you have to stub out a good chunk of the node api to get it to work, which it doesn't look like is possible with execjs. |
Any updates? We need it in our project too. @joseph Say if you need any specific help. |
Hi, this isn't an active project, and I don't know anything about Windows, but feel free to fork away. |
@joseph we need only remove |
Perhaps. At the time, I tried quite hard to use ExecJS rather than libv8. I don't recall the specific obstacles, but Ryan's point above sounds familiar. If you can make it work, I'm happy to look at a pull request. |
@gazay as Ruby developer of our project. do you want to help :D |
So after doing a bunch of research, clean-css is great. I'm currently using this gem in voltframework - https://github.com/voltrb/volt ) My users on windows are having trouble installing libv8, and it would be great if the windows users could use a different JS runtime. I'm not sure if there's libv8 specific features your using, but if your interested in adding execjs support, let me know and maybe I or someone else from the volt community could help.
Thanks!
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