No and never thought about it.

It requires an enormous amount of work, otherwise, it will be a mediocre limiting crap similar to Scratch. Scratch-like languages seen in YoYo Game Maker or Construct give no value, because they are just a line-by-line graphic/text representation of real code. JS is already easy to learn and is infinitely deep, so I would not add another language that will be thrown away by a user after two-three weeks of use, but would rather gradually teach a user how to code on js.

If we're talking about a holy grail similar to Unreal Engine's blueprints, a bunch of delicate questions appears. What about modules? What happens if one was removed/added? How to preserve JS flexibility and its prototype-based typing? What about purely JS, not-ct-targeted libraries? And, yeah, it requires even more work to be put into.

SOON

Do you have any plan sir to include ios and android export?

I can, yet there are more important issues right now.

There is a PR for android export with cordova: https://github.com/ct-js/ct-js/pull/196

Or you could manually pack games for mobile on, say, phonegap builder.

Better contribute to https://github.com/ct-js/docs.ctjs.rocks

• Firstly, learn ct.js;
• Make games :D
• Publish them;
• Tell about ct.js and your games to your friends;
• Write tutorials and add them to https://github.com/ct-js/docs.ctjs.rocks repo, or create your own blog/site/whatever about your gamedev journey;
• Create a youtube channel;
• …
• PROFIT XD