I don’t think you can create native bindings in WebKit. You can only interact with something like WKWebView using serializable messages. QuickJS let’s you create native objects and expose them directly to the JS API. QuickJS also let’s you get JS variables natively and control how and when things get executed.
Ah yea that’s right. Now I remember why we didn’t use JSCore. We had a cross-platform C++ library for both Android and iOS so it was better to use a single JS Engine.
