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ccs-js

v0.1.5

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CCS config language

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ccs-js

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A CCS 1.0 implementation in JS, based on the Java version from @hellige

It's currently not ready for any real use, as some work still needs to be done, (see below), but the basis are already in. Work towards 2.0 is also planned.

Also, some of the initialization for some of the classes need to be redone, as it's not trivial to implement constructor overloading in JS, which is used frequently in the original code, it has created a confusing and unintuitive way to initialize some of the public facing classes.

Additionaly, work needs to be done on the way we mimic the interface/abstract stuff, as the used polymorphism mechanisms are a bit wobbly all around.