This question addresses the flip side of another question: Can JSweet viably port Java libraries for use in cross-built Scala.js projects?
Imagine making a Scala.js facade for a JavaScript library, then compiling the JavaScript library to the JVM. Then, by wrapping the JVM version in a way that conforms to the same interface as the Scala.js facade,the result would be a Scala.js Cross-Built library that could serve the JS and JVM communities, as well as the Scala.js community.
Have you ever used Rhino or Nashorn to make a JavaScript library available to Java or Scala?
How did you do it?
If you haven't done it, do you have any ideas about whether, or how it could be done?
