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@masknet/compartment
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> WARNING: This package currently does not follow the [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/) because the original standard is still developing. The minor version might include breaking changes!
WARNING: This package currently does not follow the Semantic Versioning because the original standard is still developing. The minor version might include breaking changes!
This package implements a user-land Virtual Module Source evaluator.
This package currently implements the following specs/API explainers:
lockdown()
by ses.eval
and Function
) is not possible.ModuleSource
constructorImplements ModuleSource
from layer 0 and layer 1 of the compartment proposal.
This constructor always throws like it is in an environment that cannot use eval.
new ModuleSource()
// EvalError: Refused to evaluate a string as JavaScript.
Module
constructorImplements Module
from layer 0 and layer-2 of the compartment proposal.
import { Module, imports, type VirtualModuleRecord } from '@masknet/compartment'
const virtualModule: VirtualModuleRecord = {
execute(environment, context) {
console.log('module constructed!')
},
}
const module = new Module(virtualModule, import.meta.url, () => null)
// ^referral ^importHook
const moduleNamespace = await imports(module)
imports
functionThis function is a user-land dynamic import that accepts Module
instances.
This function does not accept strings as dynamic import does.
Evaluators
constructorThis constructor implements Evaluators
from layer 3 of the compartment proposal.
import { Evaluators, Module, imports, type VirtualModuleRecord } from '@masknet/compartment'
const globalThis = { answer: 42 }
const evaluators = new Evaluators({ globalThis })
const virtualModule: VirtualModuleRecord = {
bindings: [{ export: 'x' }],
execute(environment, { globalThis }) {
environment.x = globalThis.answer // 42
},
}
const module = new evaluators.Module(virtualModule, import.meta.url, () => null)
const moduleNamespace = await imports(module)
moduleNamespace.x // 42
makeGlobalThis
functionThis function is a utility function that creates a new object that contains only items from the ECMAScript specification. Those items are from the current realm, therefore sharing them with the Evaluators without lockdown() might bring serious problems.
import { makeGlobalThis } from '@masknet/compartment'
const globalThis = makeGlobalThis()
globalThis.Array // [Function: Array]
FAQs
> WARNING: This package currently does not follow the [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/) because the original standard is still developing. The minor version might include breaking changes!
The npm package @masknet/compartment receives a total of 42 weekly downloads. As such, @masknet/compartment popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @masknet/compartment demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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