As far as I know, elinks can use MuJS, QuickJS and SpiderMonkey. I assume at least the latter supports all those features (since React works with Firefox). I don't know about the other two.
Is it worth trying to make a React-based application work at elinks? If so, should I just try to use SpiderMonkey or is there any hope also with any of the other engines?
Edit: looks like QuickJS also supports those three features.
rkd77
commented
2 months ago
This is not really an issue, just a question.
As you know, React is one of the most popular frameworks for developing web applications nowadays.
According to React's documentation, it relies on these modern Javascript features:
As far as I know, elinks can use MuJS, QuickJS and SpiderMonkey. I assume at least the latter supports all those features (since React works with Firefox). I don't know about the other two.
Is it worth trying to make a React-based application work at elinks? If so, should I just try to use SpiderMonkey or is there any hope also with any of the other engines?
Edit: looks like QuickJS also supports those three features.