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y11en/txiki.js: A tiny JavaScript runtime

txiki.js — The tiny JavaScript runtime

txikia (basque): small, tiny.

txiki.js is a small and powerful JavaScript runtime. It's built on the shoulders of giants: it uses QuickJS as its JavaScript engine, libuv as the platform layer, wasm3 as the WebAssembly engine and curl as the HTTP / WebSocket client.

It targets ECMAScript 2020 and implements many web platform features.

See it in action here:

First head over to building and build the runtime.

$ ./build/tjs eval "console.log('hello world')"
hello world
$

If you want to run a script you can use tjs run:

$ ./build/tjs run examples/hello_world.js
hello world
$

Explore all the options:

Support for the ES2020 specification plus some ES2020+ features like top level await.

• alert, confirm, prompt (1)
• Console
• Crypto (2)
• Encoding API
• EventTarget
• fetch
• JSON modules
• Performance
• setTimeout, setInterval
• Streams API
• URL
• URLPattern
• URLSearchParams
• WebAssembly (3)
• WebSocket
• Web Workers API

(1): All of them are async.

(2): No subtle support.

(3): No tables, globals or memory support.

• TCP and UDP sockets
• Unix sockets / named pipes
• Signal handling
• File operations
• Child processes
• DNS (getaddrinfo)
• WASI
• Miscellaneous utility functions

See the full API documentation.

Other extras:

• Import directly from HTTP(S) URLs
• Import JSON files
• BigFloat and BigDecimal extensions
• Builtin test runner

The following modules compose the standard library:

• tjs:assert
• tjs:ffi
• tjs:getopts
• tjs:hashing
• tjs:ipaddr
• tjs:path
• tjs:uuid

• GNU/Linux
• macOS
• Windows (beta)
• Other Unixes (please test!)

CMake is necessary.

NOTE: The txiki.js build depends on a number of git submodules (libffi, libuv and wasm3). If you didn't already clone this repository recursively, make sure you initialize these submodules with git submodule update --init before proceeding to the build.

Install dependencies (libcurl, build-essential, cmake):

# On Debian / Ubuntu
sudo apt install libcurl4-openssl-dev build-essential cmake

Install dependencies (cmake, autoconf):

brew install cmake autoconf

# Get the code
git clone --recursive https://github.com/saghul/txiki.js --shallow-submodules && cd txiki.js
# Compile it!
make
# Run the REPL
./build/tjs

Building has only been tested in 64bit Windows.

First make sure you have MSYS2 installed. The mingw64 and clang64 environments are currently tested.

Then install the required dependencies:

pacman -S git make pactoys
pacboy -S curl-winssl:p toolchain:p cmake:p ninja:p

These commands must be run in a MinGW64 or clang64 shell.

This will build the executable just like on Unix. Note that at this point there are a number of dynamically linked libraries, so if you want to use the executable on a different system you'll need to copy those too. Check the list with ldd build/tjs.exe.

Make sure these commands are run from Windows Terminal (mintty, what MSYS2 provides is not supported).

At this time txiki.js uses calendar versioning with the form YY.MM.MICRO.

Built with ❤️ by saghul and these awesome contributors.

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