No, but feel free to contribute :) Only thing you need is a "server function"* to handle the glue code for ajax calls, and optionally one for selecting remote / locale repository based on ezjscore setting.

* see for instance ezjsc::jqueryio, function jqueryio in:
http://svn.projects.ez.no/ezjscor...e/classes/ezjscserverfunctionsjs.php
The ezjsc alias for the ezjscServerFunctionsJs class is setup in ezjscore.ini.


Suggested project name moojscore / moocore / ezjscore_mootools (but by naming convention, ez prefix should only be used by eZ Systems, even though that is not strictly followed..).

By the way, for AJAX calls i`m using http://pastebin.com/TfSKUnWv. This class standardises all AJAX Responses. Example usage in PHP:

<?php


$response = new nxcMootoolsAJAXResponse();


$response->setStatus( nxcMootoolsAJAXResponse::STATUS_SUCCESS );


$response->setMessage( 'Some message' );


$response->addError( 'Some error1' );


$response->addError( 'Some error2' );


$response->addError( 'Some error3' );


$response->someVar1 = 'test';


$response->someVar2 = 'test2';


$response->output();


?>

And parsing response in JavaScript:

new Request.JSON( {


        'url'     : someURL,


        'method'  : 'post',


        'onSuccess': function( response ) {


                if( response.status.toInt() === 1 ) {


                        window.messageStack.showMessage( response.message, 'notice' );


                        console.log( response.data.someVar1 );


                        console.log( response.data.someVar2 );


                } else {


                        new Hash( response.errors ).each( function( errorMessage ) {


                                window.messageStack.showMessage( errorMessage, 'error' );


                        }


                }


        }


} ).send( document.id( 'myFormID' ).toQueryString() );