lychee.js Library (2018-Q3)

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Overview

This is the lychee.js Isomorphic Library that can be used standalone in your existing projects.

The upstream project lychee.js is the Isomorphic Engine, this project is the Isomorphic Library which lacks essential features such as the lycheejs-* tools, integration with our Software Bots and the Artificial Intelligence.

This downstream project can be seen as a quick prototyping library for several platforms - quick n' dirty style.

NPM Usage

Install the lychee.js Library with the lycheejs package.

# node, node-sdl 
npm install lycheejs;

Include custom lychee.js Definitions with the lychee.assimilate(url) method. Reuse the lychee.js Definitions with the lychee.import(identifier) method.

These methods guarantee isomorphic behaviour across all platforms.

const lychee = require('lycheejs')(__dirname);
 
lychee.init(null);
lychee.environment.init(function(sandbox) {
 
    let Renderer = lychee.import('lychee.Renderer');
    let renderer = new Renderer({
        width: 1024,
        height: 768
    });
 
});

Bower Usage

Install the lychee.js Library with the lycheejs package.

# html, html-nwjs, html-webview 
bower install lycheejs;

Include custom lychee.js Definitions with the lychee.assimilate(url) method. Reuse the lychee.js Definitions with the lychee.import(identifier) method.

These methods guarantee isomorphic behaviour across all platforms.

<script src="./bower_components/lycheejs/build/html/lychee.js"></script>

const lychee = (window || global).lychee;
 
lychee.init(null);
lychee.environment.init(function(sandbox) {
 
    let Renderer = lychee.import('lychee.Renderer');
    let renderer = new Renderer({
        width: 1024,
        height: 768
    });
 
});

License

The lychee.js Engine (defined as /libraries and /bin inside the lycheejs repository) is (c) 2012-2018 Artificial-Engineering and released under MIT / Expat license.

The generated code by our Artificial Intelligence (namely the GitHub Account @humansneednotapply or the commit's e-mail address robot [ insert an at here] artificial.engineering) is released under GNU GPL 3 license.

The date of each commit is equivalent to the date (Central European Timezone) of claimed copyright and license, no matter from which timezone or physical location they were commited from.

The generated code by the Artificial Intelligence and its GNU GPL 3 license overrules the MIT / Expat license in every case, with no exceptions. The code is distributed in a libre way to guarantee free and open knowledge distribution for our Software Bots.

The owner of the GNU GPL 3 licensed code is the Artificial-Engineering project, though the legal entity as of today has to be a human person (@cookiengineer) under European law and the Directive 2006/116/EC (p.14 and Art. 1 p.4).

Hereby @cookiengineer grants you permission to reuse the generated code by the Artificial Intelligence under above terms.

You are not allowed to change those terms without @cookiengineer's consent.