| JScala 0.2 release - a Scala macro that produces JavaScript from Scala code |
Alexander Nemish |
8/16/13 2:32 AM |
Good news everyone!
I'm pleased to announce JScala 0.2 - a Scala macro that produces JavaScript from Scala code.
Now with Tetris included :) Simply run tetris in jscala sbt shell and play some Tetris in your browser!
Twitter: @atlanter
Supported Features:- Variable definitions, basic unary and binary operations
- Named and anonymous functions
- Scala Arrays/Seq as JavaScript Array literals
- Scala Map and anonymous classes as JavaScript object
- if, while, for..in and for statements
- Scala if as an expression (e.g. val a = if (true) 1 else 2)
- Scala match as JavaScript switch
- Basic Scala class definition to JavaScript object definition translation
- Global JavaScript functions (parseInt etc)
- Basic Browser objects (window, history, location etc)
- Basic HTML DOM objects (Document, Element, Attribute, Node, NodeList etc)
- Raw JavaScript inclusion
- Values and function call injections from your Scala code
- Generated JavaScript eval using Java ScriptEngine
- Pretty printing and compression using YUI compressor
Planned features:- Traits support
- JavaScript frameworks support: jQuery, Angular.js etc
- Web frameworks support: Play, Lift
What's New: - Added switch and try/catch/finally support.
- Added Scala values injections via inject/JsLazy.
- Basic Class defs support.
- Added if/match as expressions support in var/val definitions
- JsDynamic class for dynamic stuff (e.g. val $ = new JsDynamic; $("#id").val())
- Bug fixes
Cheers, Alexander Nemish |