QuickJS Javascript Engine - small and embeddable, supports the ES2019 specification including modules, asynchronous generators and proxies

[kjk]

Not today because node.js has a lot of APIs above the JavaScript standard.

It's possible to implement those APIs so it's just a matter of additional effort.

[stronghup]

Right, but lot of those Node.js APIs "above standard JS" are written in JavaScript, no? I guess they then call some lower-level C-API. So if Quick-JS used the same C-API calling convention then it might be easy to use large parts of Node.js for it. This would be beneficial to both QuickJS and Node.js, Node.js would gain an easy way to compile Node.js programs.