Generating APIs in other languages

Check for available ZeroMQ bindings
All data is communicated via JSON (including core-node objects which are dictionaries with a nodePath and rootId). There for make sure that you have a convenient way of parsing (dynamically structured) JSONs.
Add a new directory at the top, e.g. python, java.
Write a client in zmq and ensure you can connect to a running bin/corezmq_server.js
Once the basics is working you can use generate_api for generating the core and project API.
- Make sure jsdoc.json is up-to-date with the latest webgme-engine
```
npm run update_docs_json
```
- Add an entry in config.json (generate_api uses ejs templates - do consider starting off from the existing ones.)
- Add a new mapping in typeMaps for the language inside generate_api.
Generate a new test plugin for the language, e.g.,
```
webgme new plugin JavaBindings
```
Make sure there is a way to start the "plugin" from the webgme framework (run_plugin.py) and from the language itself (run_debug.py). The latter makes debugging much easier. For the js portion of the plugin most of PythonBindings can be reused.
Publish the API at a suiting registry (or include instructions on how to use it from this repo).
In the webgme-engine repo, add an option to the language config in PluginGenerator and suitable templates.

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