AkariX | node based composition in mode8

AkariX is a JavaScript library. AkariX has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

As of 2015/3/4, development of this library is on halt indefinitely. The code was written during mid Oct. ~ Nov. 2013 in private, and then put aside for apparent performance and usability problems. It is made public solely for sake of history (and in case that someone, though very unlikely, might find it somehow useful). It’s not polished and performant enough for use in works facing the public. All that follows are out of date. Read [my blog post on this] (in Chinese) for more information. AkariX is a scripting MG framework intended to work with bilibili Flash Player. AkariX is derived from Akari.biliScript in an attempt at improving abstraction and versatility, allowing users more freedom from the inner quirks of the player, and eventually better flow of ideas. As the X implies, AkariX is designed to provide an interface that is implementation independent. With proper implementation, a same piece of user code can be shared between backends while yielding the same result. This enables the development of better design and debug tools, consequently eliminating the need of dwelling into the depths of bilibili Flash Player in person.