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Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
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The first step would be building Espruino yourself. There's some info on the GitHub page. I've just merged in some information about 'Vagrant' from @boneskull - you could give it a try - it appears to be a way to automatically set up the image you'd need to build Espruino with.
Actually adding functions to Espruino once that is done is quite easy - however you may find it slightly trickier if PolarSSL wants access to functions that can real/write to a socket.
In terms of porting PolarSSL yourself - you should be able to make it fit, but you might have to lower the amount of 'variables' used by Espruino in the
boards/ESPRUINOBOARD.pyfile to give you enough RAM for it.Are you thinking of using it with WiFi? It might be worth doing some research into the ESP8266 and SSL - surely someone must have implemented it in the ESP8266 itself by now. If so it'd be perfect.