Project Description
Javascript .NET integrates Google's V8 Javascript engine and exposes it to the CLI environment. Javascript .NET compiles (at runtime) and executes scripts directly from .NET code. It allows CLI objects to be exposed and manipulated directly from the executed Javascript.
Quick Start
To get started, please read this
quick integration overview in the documentation section.
Sample "Hello World" running through Javascript
// Initialize a context
using (JavascriptContext context = new JavascriptContext()) {
// Setting external parameters for the context
context.SetParameter("console", new SystemConsole());
context.SetParameter("message", "Hello World !");
context.SetParameter("number", 1);
// Script
string script = @"
var i;
for (i = 0; i < 5; i++)
console.Print(message + ' (' + i + ')');
number += i;
";
// Running the script
context.Run(script);
// Getting a parameter
Console.WriteLine("number: " + context.GetParameter("number"));
}
Downloads
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Deployment
Javascript .NET is deployed as a part of your application and fits inside a single assembly.
People behind Javascript .NET

The Javascript .NET project was brought to you by the people at
Noesis Innovation. Unfortunately they lost interest, so now other people take care of it.
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