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Hi Marc, sorry for disturbing your weekend.

I've now distilled the code down to this

let proxyHandler = jsCtx.object()
 try proxyHandler.set("get", convertible: JXValue(newFunctionIn: jsCtx, callback: cacheGet))
try proxyHandler.set("set", convertible: JXValue(newFunctionIn: jsCtx, callback: cacheSet))
try jsCtx.global.setProperty("_cacheProxyHandler", proxyHandler)
try jsCtx.global.setProperty("_cache", jsCtx.object()) // This actually doesn't do anything. We just need a backing object for the proxy.
try jsCtx.eval(#"""
               var cache = new Proxy(_cache, _cacheProxyHandler);
               """#)

private func cacheGet(context: JXContext, object _: JXValue?, args: [JXValue]) throws -> JXValue {
    let key = try args[1].stringValue
    // ... Get and return the JXValue
}

private func cacheSet(context: JXContext, object _: JXValue?, args: [JXValue]) throws -> JXValue {
    let key = try args[1].stringValue
    let value = args[2]
    // ... extract and store the value.
}

It's a lot smaller than I had last night because I realised I could move the functions for getting and setting my cache directly to the proxy handler. Last night they were still on the cache object and I was using javascript to call them. So this is looking pretty good. The only real question I guess now is - is it possible to create the Proxy without requiring that single line of javascript?

ciao
Derek

NA

(Couldn't find an obvious contact point so I'm using this)

Thank you for this repo! I'm finally able to use Ink using Swift on Linux. Great that it's so easy to convert from JavaScriptCore to JXKit.

Take care.

Hi team, I'm trying to use JXKit in a project and running into issues because I have a limited understanding of how everything work together in the library.

I see the documentation has been out of action for at least a few months, and there don't appear to be any cached copies online, can this be resurrected, or is there any other documentation other than the code comments?

Thanks!

LGPL is workable but I would suggest also making this available as MIT or the like, thanks.