Command-line javascript interpreter.
jsc [options] [files] [--arguments]
This manual page documents briefly the jsc command.
jsc is a command-line utility that allows you to run JavaScript programs outside of the context of a web browser. It is primarily used as part of the test harness for validating the JavaScript portions of WebKit, but can also be used as a scripting tool.
jsc can be run in an interactive mode to test out JavaScript expressions, or it can be passed one or more files to run similar to invoking a Perl or Python script.
-e
Evaluate argument as script code.
-f
Specifies a source file (deprecated).
-h, --help
Shows summary of command-line options.
-i
Enables interactive mode (default if no files are specified).
-p file
Outputs profiling data to a file.
-s
Installs signal handlers that exit on a crash.
-x
Output exit code before terminating.
--options
Dumps all JSC VM options and exits.
--dumpOptions
Dumps all JSC VM options before continuing.
--<jsc VM option>=<value>
Sets the specified JSC VM option.
This manual page was written by Alberto Garcia <[email protected]>, based on the contents of http://trac.webkit.org/wiki/JSC.