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This library is a "core" where all the "magic" happens for translating/converting cs into js, using Roslyn. You should use the CLI/dotnet tool, it behaves more or less like dotnet cli, tsc cli, meson. Look for the implementation in CLI, BWA app or simple "Hello world" below.

test262-parser(master): Only JS part (code is not public, yet. ES3 implemented) Total tests: 5363 | Passed: 2786 (51 %) | Failed: 2577

test262(es5 branch): Total tests: 11725 | Passed: 7995 (68 %)** | Failed: 3730

**Note: Tests run with "UseVarOverLet" and "DisableCompilationErrors" options, using Jint as an engine. The goal is to generate valid C# code and get rid of "DisableCompilationErrors" option.

• Install nuget package or download a specific version.
• Skip this if using a Nuget package. Follow the instructions on how to add a project reference.
• In the Main method, add:

FileData file = new()
{
	SourceStr = @"Console.WriteLine(""Hello world."");"
};
file = CSTOJS.Translate(file);
Console.WriteLine(file.TranslatedStr);

• Run a program
• Console output should be:

console.log("Hello world.");

• For options look at the code or on a website.
• To specify options (options applying per file):

FileData file = new()
{
	OptionsForFile = new(){ Debug = true },
	...
};
...

• Dotnet tool/CLI for a library: https://github.com/TiLied/CSTOJS_CLI
• Tests: https://github.com/TiLied/CSTOJS_Tests
• Library for generating various stuff: https://github.com/TiLied/CSTOJS_GenLib
• Website/documentation: https://github.com/TiLied/CSTOJS_Pages
• Blazor WebAssembly app: https://github.com/TiLied/CSTOJS_BWA