This is an implementation of the nucleus-js design spec written in Rust and using the duktape JavaScript engine.
The rustc compiler and the cargo package manager are necessary in order to build this project. The best way to install Rust on Unix is probably to use rustup.rs.
Note: This repo also uses git submodules to manage it's dependencies. As such, cloning this repo must be done with git clone --depth=1 ....
Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.
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Single-file:
// hello.js
print('hello world')
./target/debug/nucleus --no-bundle hello.js
> hello world
Bundle: (main.js)
// bundle/main.js
print('hello world')
./target/debug/nucleus bundle -o hello-app
./hello-app
> hello world
Manual tests:
Currently, each test should have output that looks similar to this. In the future, it will use the design repo's automated tests.
Hello World!
nucleus: [object Object]
cmd: target/debug/nucleus
rawArgs: target/debug/nucleus,--no-bundle,test.js,--,0,5,10
rawArgs[0]: target/debug/nucleus
rawArgs[1]: --no-bundle
rawArgs[2]: test.js
rawArgs[3]: --
rawArgs[4]: 0
rawArgs[5]: 5
rawArgs[6]: 10
engine: duktape
versions: [object Object]
versions.duktape: v1.5.0
envkeys: SHELL, <... etc>
envkeys(true): SHELL, <... etc>
readfile('test-error.js') print('hi')
nucleus.exit('aaaa')
print(":/")
throw new Error('error!!')
print('noooo')
exit: function () {"native"}
rustyduk is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.
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