Open talhairfanbentley opened 5 years ago
Trireme hasn't been updated for a while -- it's using a codebase in the Node 10.32 or something, and that version of Node didn't support ES6 features. Getting Trireme more up to date would be a big project because Rhino, although it supports a lot more of ES6 than it did a while ago, still does not support enough features to run any Node codebase. Right now there are only a few people working on Rhino and they only have time to contribute small things occassionally.
On Mon, Feb 25, 2019 at 10:40 PM talhairfanbentley notifications@github.com wrote:
I have coded a sample in node js (es5) and ran it using trireme. when I try to run a javascript code based on es6 or above. it gives different errors. Question: what is the es version supported by trireme.
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I have coded a sample in node js (es5) and ran it using trireme. when I try to run a javascript code based on es6 or above. it gives different errors. Question: what is the es version supported by trireme.