This service can be used to include JSE files using a script tag (assuming you have a function to interpret!).

E.g. if you have this service running at my-jse-proxy.com you can do:

<script src="http://my-jse-proxy.com?successCallback=mySuccess&errorCallback=myError&url=https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zyolrocnz9pmih3/AAAfhtkH5kkqmHvPm_Bi-kvSa/hello_world.jse?dl=1"></script>

The query params for the service are

• url URL to request JSE file from.
• successCallback This should be a string which results in a function to handle the content of the file requested. E.g. 'executeEden' as a global function. The function should expect a string.
• errorCallback This should be a string which results in a function to report any errors occured in the proxy. The function should expect a string.

##Requirements:

• Node 0.10.x

##Setup and testing:

$ npm install
$ PORT=12345 npm start
$ curl "http://localhost:12345?successCallback=mySuccess&errorCallback=myError&url=https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zyolrocnz9pmih3/AAAfhtkH5kkqmHvPm_Bi-kvSa/hello_world.jse?dl=1";
mySuccess("require(\"CanvasHTML5\");\r\npicture is [Text(\"Hello world from my dropbox :)\", 0, 50, \"black\", 36)];");