The spook project is using ljsyscall. #206
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My project spook is using ljsyscall to wrap kqueue and epoll into different types of "things". Where "thing" initially was just a file system watcher intended to be used in a fashion similar to ruby's guard eg. change something and watch the tests specific to that change run. Spook these days also does timers, signals, ready notifications on fd:s etc. and ljsyscall provides the tools for it.
Thanks alot for creating ljsyscall!