N₂O is a binding framework similar to boost python by David Abrahams et al. It uses both, template and preprocessor metaprogramming techniques to do its magic and, thus, is a major mess. It is far from complete and mostly experimental but it is fun to play with. So, here we go...

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#include <iostream>
#include <n2o.hpp>
using namespace n2o;
void greet() { std::cerr << "Hello world." << std::endl; }
int  add(int a, int b) { return a + b; }
N2O_MODULE(object exports) {
  exports["greet"] = function(greet);
  exports["add"]   = function(add);
}

const hello = require('hello');
hello.greet();
console.log(hello.add(2, 3));