providing various building blocks for developing complex,
precisely‐defined Javascript libraries. It provides implementations of
fundamental Ecmascript Specification functions for use in Javascript
-code, plus other helpful prototypes and utilities.
-
-This library is **targeted at “low‐level” Javascript development**, i·e
-the kind of development undertaken with the Ecmascript specification
-open as reference. Taking full advantage of it requires familiarity
-with things like `Reflect` and a willingness to access properties and
-methods from one prototype on an unrelated object.
+code, plus other helpful classes and utilities. It strives to have a no
+runtime dependencies on the Ecmascript default bindings (loadtime
+dependencies are, at present, unavoidable).
**♓🧩 Piscēs was written to serve the interests of
-[♓🌟 الرشآء](https://git.ladys.computer/Alrescha) development, and not
-as a general‐use library.** This means that it is not extensively
-documented beyond its source code, it is not rigidly versioned, and it
-offers no guarantees regarding stability between versions. However, it
-is written in a generic manner, such that if you find it useful, you
-_can_ integrate it into your project—using ordinary Ecmascript imports
-from `https://git.ladys.computer/Pisces/blob_plain/❲HASH❳:/mod.js`.
-Always use a specific hash, and not a branch name like `current`, when
+[♓🌟 الرشآء][Alrescha] development, and not as a general‐use
+library.** This means that it is not extensively documented beyond its
+source code, it is not rigidly versioned, and it offers no guarantees
+regarding stability between versions. However, it is written in a
+generic manner, such that if you find it useful, you _can_ integrate it
+into your project—using ordinary Ecmascript imports from
+`https://git.ladys.computer/Pisces/blob_plain/❲HASH❳:/mod.js`. Always
+use a specific hash, and not a branch name like `current`, when
importing ♓🧩 Piscēs into your project.
Piscēs is broken up into multiple files, which is perfectly acceptable
-for use with [Deno](https://deno.land), but generally not considered
-ideal for usage on the web. You can use the `deno bundle` command to
-stitch the various source files together into a single script.
+for use with [Deno][Deno], but generally not considered ideal for usage
+on the web. You can use the `deno bundle` command to stitch the various
+source files together into a single script.
## License
Source files are licensed under the terms of the <cite>Mozilla Public
License, version 2.0</cite>. For more information, see
[LICENSE](./LICENSE).
+
+[Alrescha]: https://git.ladys.computer/Alrescha
+[Deno]: https://deno.land
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