Free spidermonkey software for linux

GibberMonkey is a Javascript scriptable IRC bot that is programmable from the chat room. It is the result of a marriage between the SpiderMonkey engine and the SmartIrc4Net library.

SmartIrc4Net is a C# library providing an API for communicating with an IRC server. Part of the purpose of GibberMonkey is to be the usability testbed for the new generic object embedding in spidermonkey-dotnet. It is written in C#, and is maintained on both the .Net and Mono platforms.

Whitebeam provides a rapid, XML based development environment for structured, dynamic Web apps.
Whitebeam is a frontend XML-centered rapid design environment which makes use of HTML/XML and JavaScript. It integrates two popular and robust Open Source platforms (Apache and Mozillas SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine), with its own powerful XML environment and security architecture.
Providing an extensible XML-based interface to backend objects on any platform, the client model securely segregates thousands of customer applications within a single server.
Enhancements:
- Improve contact and catalogue search methods by including a searchMethod="rank". Rank depends on a pl/pgsql function which counts the number of keyword matches database records ordering by most matches first.
- Allow item searches to be restricted to items under categories (nodes) that are attached to at least one of a set of contact communities. This allows automated access restrictions to be place on branches of a category tree.
- Add containers field to contact iterator flags to query which elements are containers of another (or a set of others).
- Add maxRows search attribute for contact and cat items. Allows application to hint at number of rows expected to be processed allowing the templates to much better optimise large bulk requests such as reports.
- Add the collection template allowing arbitary collections of contacts, items and nodes to be easily maintained.
- Add pl/pgsql search function and integrate with other templates. Allows best match searching rather than any keyword.
- Enhance HttpRequest to allow a specific target IP/name to be provided for each request. This allows HTTP requests when the server cant be correctly resolved with DNS.
- Enhance HttpRequest to allow response to be returned as a Binary object.
- Add toBase64() and fromBase64() methods to Binary object.
- Add OpenBSD 3.8 to working build targets.
- Add Fedora Core 4 to working build targets.
- Postgres Templates are more likely to reopen a lost DB connection.
- Incorporate the latest SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine release (JS 1.5 Final)
- Improve error reporting and add a stack-trace to error page.
- SF bug 1355392 fixed : invalid SMTP encoding for quoted-printable encoding.
- SF bug 1355386 fixed : Site template fails to build against versions of Postgres earlier than 8.0.
- SF bug 1385551 fixed : Root of the Whitebeam ROM (rb) is now sealed to prevent side-effects from one page execution leaking to another page.
- SF bug 1385596 fixed : Replace global variable used to measure page execution time with attribute in the page context object.

jslibs project is a set of native modules that contains various general-purpose objects and functions for stand-alone Javascript programming.
Some of these modules are simple wrappers to familiar libraries : zlib, SQLite, NSPR (Netscape Portable Runtime) , ODE (Open Dynamics Engine) , libpng, libjpeg, OpenGL, OpenAL, LibTomCrypt, libffi (Foreign function interface) , ... whereas other modules provide tools to enhance Javascript programming : Print(), Load(), Exec(), Seal(), Expand(), Buffer, ...
This project comes with a small command-line executable (jshost.exe) that can be used to execute scripts. Note that modules are quite independent from jshost and can be used in any project that embeds Spidermonkey.
jslibs is available under GNU GPL 2.0 license.
Enhancements:
- This development snapshot features a configurable systray shortcut launcher.

PMPlib (Portable Media Player library) is an open source project for the development of management software/library for various portable media players. PMPlib project currently supports the following hardware:
- iRiver H100 series
- iRiver H300 series
- iRiver H10 UMS
- iRiver H10 MTP (with emergency connect mode)
- iRiver H10Jr. UMS
- iRiver U10 UMS
- MEDION MDJuke220
- MEDION MDJuke440
- Samsung YH-820
- Samsung YH-920
- Samsung YH-925
Enhancements:
- Implemented playlist conversion for iriver E10 (pmp_iriverplus3).
- Added the support for MSI MEGA PLAYER 540 in pmp_portalplayer1.
- Added the support of Ogg Vorbis for Samsung YH-920.
- On-the-fly playlist conversion from M3U/PLS playlist file located on the PC. Use -P (--playlist-source) option to configure the source directory.
- Configurable paths to music and playlist directories.
- Display supported firmware versions, audio codecs, and file extensions.
- Suppress flickering in the progress report.
- Report file names from which EasyPMP failed to obtain the media information.
- Report names of music files whose artist or album names are empty as they may be moved to "Unknown artist" or "Unkonwn album" section.
- Changed the default character encoding for non-unicode ID3v1/ID3v2 tags to ISO-8859-1.
- Fixed several bugs in reading/writing the database for iriver E10.
- Improved the routine for writing the iriver E10 database with the latest knowledge.
- Fixed a crash reported at the forum (thanks jonof).
- Fixed a bug in playlist conversion with -f (--find-missing) option on POSIX environments.
- Fixed a bug in database update for PortalPlayer devices on POSIX environments.
- Applied two patches for libid3tag for bug-fixes (Win32 version).
- Updated the JavaScript engine to SpiderMonkey 1.6 (Win32 version).
- Distribute RPM packages, pmplib, pmplib-tools, and pmplib-devel.
- Grand API restructuring and documentation.
- Install header files for the development to ${PREFIX}/include/pmplib
- Merged libucs2 (ucs2.dll) and libfilepath (filepath.dll) into libpmp (pmp.dll) for simplicity.

Bundle::OpenSRF Perl module can install all OpenSRF prereq modules available on CPAN.

SYNOPSIS

perl -MCPAN -e install Bundle::OpenSRF

or ...

cpan Bundle::OpenSRF

CONTENTS

Cache::FileCache Cache::Memcached DBI DBD::SQLite Digest::MD5 Error Fcntl Net::Server::PreFork Time::HiRes Unix::Syslog XML::LibXML Exception::Class (soon depreciated) Log-Log4perl

This bundle includes all CPAN-available prereq perl modules for the OpenSRF component of the Open-ILS (http://open-ils.org) Integrated Library System (library as in librarian).

Note that you MUST still follow the instructions on the wiki, preferably derived from the Debian, Ubuntu or Gentoo docs, for installing Perl dependencies, especially for the MARC::* related modules and Javascript::Spidermonkey. These bundles do not include the MARC::* modules, as their maintainers have not released updated versions, and it can not automate the installation of JS::SM without a good bit of work, because E4X support is required in Evergreen.

Note that you must install the Bundle::OpenILS separately.
Bundles have special meaning for the CPAN module. When you install the bundle module all modules mentioned in CONTENTS will be installed instead.

php-js application is an experimental PHP extension which embeds the Mozilla SpiderMonkey JavaScript engine into PHP.
Installation and Usage:
A simple ./configure; make; make install should do the trick. Make sure to add an extension=js.so line to your php.ini/php.d. Note: you need to install libjs first. If youre using a Redhat-esque system, you can use the SRPM provided above, else, use the TBZ.
Then, just use js_eval to evaluate your JavaScript. js_eval returns the value returned by the JavaScript interpreter to PHP.
For example:
js_eval("var a = 123;");
js_eval("var b = 456;");
$c = js_eval("[a, b];");
echo "a is ".$c[0]."n";
echo "b is ".$c[1]."n";
js_eval("var sum = function(x, y) { return x + y; }");
$d = js_eval("sum(a, b);");
echo "The sum of a and b is ".$d."n";
Would produce:
a is 123
b is 456
The sum of a and b is 579
js_eval takes an optional boolean argument, assoc, which returns objects as associative arrays instead of PHP objects.
The php-js execution environment provides two built-in JavaScript system functions:
print
gc
print outputs its argument to the php output stream.
gc forces garbage collection within the JavaScript environment.
Enhancements:
- A session shutdown issue has been fixed.
- There is better handling of null objects.