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Full documentation is here : NetcarJS Doc

Install

npm install -g nectarjs

To reinstall, use nectar --install

Basic bytecode compilation

The simplest way to use NectarJS is :

nectar -c bc file.js

The output file name will be automatically choosen regarding the target. You can specify another output with -o something.out

You can run any JS or BIN file like this :

nectar file.[js|bin]

For more informations about compilation output, use --verbose

For help, use --help

Using C/GCC

• You need to have GCC installed on your machine and registered in your path.

nectar -c c file.js

You can select a preset (speed or size):

nectar -c bc file.js --preset size

You can also run the compiled executable just after compilation using --run:

nectar -c bc file.js --run

You can enable the quiet mode with --quiet:

nectar -c bc file.js --quiet

Available targets (DEPRECATED)

• wasm -> WebAssembly

• asm-js -> ASM.js

• wast -> WebAssembly AST

• mac-osx -> Mac OSX

• linux-x86-32 -> Linux x86 32 bits

• linux-x86-64 -> Linux x86 64 bits

• linux-arm32v7 -> Linux arm 32 v7 bits, compatible with Android and Raspberry

• win-x86-32 -> Windows x86 32 bits

• win-x86-64 -> Windows x86 64 bits

• arduino-uno -> Arduino UNO

• arduino-mega1280 -> Arduino Mega with Atmega 1280

• arduino-mega2560 -> Arduino Mega with Atmega 2560

• nucleo-l152re -> STM32 Nucleo L152RE

• nucleo-l432kc -> STM32 Nucleo L432KC

Credit

• QuickJS - Fabrice Bellard and Charlie Gordon
• uWebSockets - Alex Hultman