TySON: TypeScript as an embeddable configuration language, without depending on Node or V8

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  1. tyson

    🥊 TypeScript as a Configuration Language. TySON stands for TypeScript Object Notation

    Apparently "not depending on Node or V8" means depending on some random Go JS engine instead.

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  3. goja

    ECMAScript/JavaScript engine in pure Go

    Apparently "not depending on Node or V8" means depending on some random Go JS engine instead.

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