Hey there! Great work with the new library, really exciting work. I see that you reference Jint 3.x series in benchmark results so I wanted to just give a heads-up that it would be more meaningful to compare against the latest 4.x development. I've added Okojo to Jint's standard test suite so you can see what's your project's standing - not bad at all!
https://github.com/sebastienros/jint/blob/main/Jint.Benchmark/README.md
Maybe you could refresh the benchmarks on README with latest Jint results and also indicate the version that benchmarks were run against, otherwise it could be a bit confusing as it's not fully evident that the version compared against is 2 years old 🙂
Also Jint is nowadays fully EcmaScript regex compatible so the readme is misleading on that part too.
Hey there! Great work with the new library, really exciting work. I see that you reference Jint 3.x series in benchmark results so I wanted to just give a heads-up that it would be more meaningful to compare against the latest 4.x development. I've added Okojo to Jint's standard test suite so you can see what's your project's standing - not bad at all!
https://github.com/sebastienros/jint/blob/main/Jint.Benchmark/README.md
Maybe you could refresh the benchmarks on README with latest Jint results and also indicate the version that benchmarks were run against, otherwise it could be a bit confusing as it's not fully evident that the version compared against is 2 years old 🙂
Also Jint is nowadays fully EcmaScript regex compatible so the readme is misleading on that part too.