NectarJS

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Install

You need NodeJS to install NectarJS : https://nodejs.org/en/download/.

Once done, install NectarJS : npm install -g nectarjs

Verify that NectarJS is installed with : nectar --help

Configuration

You need to enter your id and you security key. Code is encrypted in AES during compilation.

To set your id, use --setid myid

To set your key, use --setkey mykey

Basic compilation

The simplest way to use NectarJS is :

nectar file.js

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

You can select a target for compilation with --target [THE TARGET]

The --single argument launch the compilation of the file in argument. If you need to require('') file in your current folder, you need to remove --single to switch to porject mode.

NectarJS can run directly your application after compilation if you specify --run. The program will be executed only if the --target match your system.

For more informations about compilation output, use --verbose

For help, use --help

Project management

if --single is not specified, NectarJS will create a project.json file in the project directory.

You can create a project.json file without compilation with : nectar --prepare file.js

To show a project configuration : nectar --project in the project folder or nectar --project /path/to/projet.json

To compile a project, simply call nectar project.json

Coding with your smartphone or tablet

If you want to code with your smartphone or tablet, you can download Termux, a console app that let you install nodejs for your device. Simply install NectarJS with npm install -g nectarjs, and you can start coding with your smartphone for all other platforms.

Available targets

• wasm -> WebAssembly

• asm-js -> ASM.js

• wast -> WebAssembly AST

• 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