#!/bin/sh

# Usage: envjs <platorm> file.js [file2.js ...]

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ENVJS_PLATFORM='node'

# first arguments ($1)

# may be a platform or is a file and the default platorm is used

if [ -n "$1" ]; then

if [ -n "$1" ]; then ENVJS_PLATFORM="$1"; shift; fi

fi

# Run envjs with the given platform

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case "$ENVJS_PLATFORM" in

"node")

node envjs/node.js $@

;;

"rhino")

java -Xmx512M -jar rhino/js.jar -opt -1 envjs/rhino.js $@

;;

"rhino-debug")

java -cp rhino/js.jar org.mozilla.javascript.tools.debugger.Main envjs/rhino.js $@

;;

"spyd")

python envjs/spydermonkey.py envjs/spydermonkey.js $@

;;

"rubyracer")

ruby -rrubygems envjs/rubyracer.rb envjs/rubyracer.js $@

;;

"johnson")

ruby -rrubygems envjs/johnson.rb envjs/johnson.js $@

;;

*)

# platform default means $1 was actually a file

node envjs/node.js $ENVJS_PLATFORM $@

;;

esac