Very cool!
On Friday, May 15, 2015 at 4:39:40 PM UTC-4, Jeff Waller wrote: > > This version supports 0.4.x using svec as well as previous 0.4.x and of > course > 0.3.x as well here's the docs <http://node-julia.readme.io/> if > interested. > > It's been a pretty long time + the svec change was breaking, so not all of > the > feature requests made it in to this, like the cool one > <https://github.com/waTeim/node-julia/issues/4>, but that's next for sure. > > Various bug fixes. > > A couple new features features > > * supporting the result of julia import as an object similar to node.js > require Issue 6 <https://github.com/waTeim/node-julia/issues/6> > * supporting struct types with Javascript accessor functions Issue 7 > <https://github.com/waTeim/node-julia/issues/7> > > Allows for pretty cool syntax, i think (cut-n-pasted from docs) > > var julia = require('node-julia'); > var JuMP = julia.import('JuMP'); > var m = julia.eval('m = JuMP.Model()'); > var x = julia.eval('JuMP.@defVar(m,0 <= x <= 2)'); > var y = julia.eval('JuMP.@defVar(m,0 <= y <= 30)'); > > julia.eval('JuMP.@setObjective(m,Max, 5x + 3*y)'); > julia.eval('JuMP.@addConstraint(m,1x + 5y <= 3.0)'); > > var status = JuMP.solve(m); > > console.log('Objective value: ',JuMP.getObjectiveValue(m)); > console.log('X value: ',JuMP.getValue(x)); > console.log('Y value: ',JuMP.getValue(y)); > > >
