James Cooper

I'm basically looking for a FFI from Go to JS. I want to wrap some existing JS libraries. It looks like this could be done without modifying the translator much...

+1 on this proposal, although perhaps the aliased name should be underscored prefixed (e.g. "var _this = this;")

Sorry, I didn't notice that your example used t as the receiver. Yes, given that Go has explicit receiver identifiers then go2js can safely use that.

Good question. I was basing that decision on the spec (http://www.jsonrpc.org/specification#response_object) where it says: ``` result This member is REQUIRED on success. ``` So I made function response types required...

It can be useful for tracing build issues, but I would be fine with adding a switch to the barrister CLI that would omit it from the generated JSON

Is there any link between interface functions in the IDL and these error constants? For example, do you want the runtime bindings to enforce that a particular function can only...

Very cool. Thanks for the contribution. My main question at this point is testing: I'm not sure how many folks are actively using barrister in the world (I am) but...

Yes, in hindsight plex was a poor choice. It appears to be abandoned, and it doesn't install cleanly with `pip` unless `--pre` is used. It probably wouldn't be hard to...

To respond to your question about usage. I've been using it on a project for the last 3 years. The Java and JS barrister bindings are used (python is only...

Hi there. Lists are supported already using `[]`. Maps would be possible assuming the keys are always strings (as required by JSON). How would you expect sets to work?