ES6 Runtime Plans

[theoparis]

I am working on finding out what the best way of embedding an es6 runtime would be.
It seems like both goja and otto don't support es6.

I am considering using Deno for several reasons.

1. It has native TS Support
2. It can compile to binaries
3. It uses URL imports instead of node modules

However, it appears that this might not work due to Rusty V8 having no musl support. This means that I cannot build deno into a static binary to run on the kernel level.

Edit: It seems like node.js with https://koffi.dev/ might be the best way for now.

[ghost]

Hi theoparis

I am considering using Deno for several reasons.
It has native TS Support
It can compile to binaries
It uses URL imports instead of node modules

great idea.

[theoparis]

I've decided to go with Node for the time being. However, I am looking into Alexander's typescript compiler and I may use it in the future. The only downside is that the configuration has to be rebuilt instead of dynamically included at runtime. However, the performance benefits may allow more complicated programs to be written in TypeScript (such as a desktop environment).