JavaScript::SpiderMonkey - Perl interface to the JavaScript Engine

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JavaScript::SpiderMonkey is a Perl Interface to the SpiderMonkey JavaScript Engine. It is different from Claes Jacobsson's "JavaScript.pm" in that it offers two different levels of access: [1] A 1:1 mapping of the SpiderMonkey API to Perl [2] A more ...

WWW::Scripter::Plugin::JavaScript::SpiderMonkey - SpiderMonkey backend for wspjs

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This little module is a bit of duct tape to connect the JavaScript plugin for WWW::Scripter to the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine via JavaScript.pm. Don't use this module directly. For usage, see WWW::Scripter::Plugin::JavaScript....

EJS::Template::JSAdapter::JavaScript::SpiderMonkey

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• EJS::Template - EJS (Embedded JavaScript) template engine
• EJS::Template::JSAdapter - JavaScript engine adapter for EJS::Template

JavaScript::Shell - Run Spidermonkey shell from Perl

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JavaScript::Shell will turn Spidermonkey shell to an interactive environment by connecting it to perl With JavaScript::Shell you can bind functions from perl and call them from javascript or create functions in javascript then call them from perl...

JavaScript::Lite - Bare-bones interface to SpiderMonkey ECMAscript API

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"JavaScript::Lite" is a bare-bones interface to the SpiderMonkey ECMAscript engine. It aims to provide as little functionality (and therefore as little overhead) as is neccessary to connect perl with ECMAscript. Efficiency is the goal here; the inten...

JSON::T::SpiderMonkey - transform JSON using JsonT and SpiderMonkey (libjs)

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This module uses JavaScript::SpiderMonkey to provide JavaScript support. Implements: "init" "engine_eval" "parameters"...

• JSON::T - transform JSON using JsonT

JE - Pure-Perl ECMAScript (JavaScript) Engine

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JE, short for JavaScript::Engine (imaginative, isn't it?), is a pure-Perl JavaScript engine. Here are some of its strengths: - Easy to install (no C compiler necessary*) - The parser can be extended/customised to support extra (or fewer) language fea...

JSPL - A bridge between JavaScript and Perl languages

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For use JavaScript from Perl with this module, you normally follow three simple steps: * Create a context inside which you'll be able to evaluate javascript code. The context holds a *global object* with javascript's standard constructors and functio...

• jspl - JavaScript interpreter with perl powers
• JSPL::Context - An object in which we can execute JavaScript
• JSPL::PerlClass - Create native JavaScript classes in Perl
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JavaScript - Perl extension for executing embedded JavaScript

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Always thought JavaScript was for web-applications only? well, think again... This modules gives you the power of embedded JavaScript in your Perl applications. You can write your subroutines, classes and so forth in Perl and make them callable from ...

• JavaScript::Context - An object in which we can execute JavaScript

Test::JavaScript - JavaScript Testing Module

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Test::JavaScript provides a method of unit testing javascript code from within perl. This module uses the JavaScript::SpiderMonkey package to evaluate JavaScript using the SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine....

JavaScript::V8 - Perl interface to the V8 JavaScript engine

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HTTP::ProxyPAC - use a PAC (Proxy Auto Config) file to get proxy info

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*HTTP::ProxyPAC* allows use of a Proxy Auto Configuration file to determine whether a URL needs to be accessed via a proxy server, and if so the URL of the proxy server. You can use a *.pac* file from a web browser, or a *wpad.dat* file obtained via ...

JavaScript::QuickJS - Run JavaScript via QuickJS in Perl

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This library embeds Fabrice Bellard’s QuickJS <https://bellard.org/quickjs> engine into a Perl XS module. You can thus run JavaScript (ES2020 <https://tc39.github.io/ecma262/> specification) directly in your Perl programs. This distribution includes ...

WWW::Scripter::Plugin::JavaScript - JavaScript plugin for WWW::Scripter

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This module is a plugin for WWW::Scripter that provides JavaScript capabilities (who would have guessed?). To load the plugin, just use WWW::Scripter's "use_plugin" method: $w = new WWW::Scripter; $w->use_plugin('JavaScript'); You can pass options to...