Add SJS (server-side JavaScript) to filetypes

[mozfreddyb]

Requirements

I'm working a lot with SJS files. These are JS files that include some additional proprietary APIs that run on the server-side (predating NodeJS). See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/httpd.js/HTTP_server_for_unit_tests#SJS:_server-side_scripts for more

Description of the Change

Added sjs to the list of supported filetypes

Alternate Designs

N/A

Benefits

Package supports more types of jS

Possible Drawbacks

sjs is not very widely used. It might overlap with other files that people use in atom?

Applicable Issues

N/A

[Alhadis]

sjs is not very widely used. It might overlap with other files that people use in atom?

Distribution looks okay; a GitHub search tosses up 53,137 results.

(Sorry, I'll get back to fixing File-Icons now, haha)

[mozfreddyb]

Ah, good find. Syntactically most (but not all) of them look like JavaScript.

(No need to feel sorry at all! I'm glad someone is looking at my bug reports.)

[Alhadis]

You can use this if you'd like to harvest a list of search results (it'll result in a list of URLs that you can run through wget).

I'd make it more direct, but GitHub doesn't make harvesting files very easy... E.g., try opening those search-results in an incognito window. -_-

Don't worry, you won't get in trouble for using it. We use it at Linguist for gauging in-the-wild usage of new language definitions. =)

[winstliu]

It looks like the majority are JavaScript, with a few binary files. So I think this is fine.