HTML5/DOM interface for C++ and WebAssembly
work in progress (well it is unlikely I will finish it).
By having the entire DOM Interface wrapped in C++ one could write a full webpage in only C++. This will would also make static analysis very easy, as that comes for free with clang and gcc.
The HTML, DOM, and CSSOM specifications have all the interfaces specified in WebIDL.
This can be scraped from the specification pages [1, 2, 3] using webidl-extract. W3C has a parser for this format called webidl2 which can be used to turn it into a JSON format, see ./webidl. From this JSON structure one could automatically generate C++ (header and code) which wraps emscripten::val.