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  # @earendil-works/djs
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- Placeholder release (0.0.1) that registers the package name. Install 0.1.0 or later.
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+ djs is a small JavaScript and TypeScript engine compiled to WebAssembly, made for running
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+ untrusted scripts inside a host: agent tool scripts, plugins, user code. Every sandbox is
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+ its own wasm instance with its own heap, so sandboxes share nothing. Scripts get only the
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+ host functions you give them, run under a fuel budget and a memory cap, and a run that
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+ waits on the host can be suspended into a dump, a plain JavaScript file, and continued
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+ later in another process.
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- See https://earendil-works.github.io/djs/
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+ The module has no imports and the package no dependencies: it runs in node (20 or newer),
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+ Bun, Deno, browsers and web workers.
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+
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+ ## Install
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ npm install @earendil-works/djs
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Use
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { Sandbox } from "@earendil-works/djs";
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+
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+ const sandbox = await Sandbox.create({
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+ asyncFunctions: { "tools.search": async (q) => search(q) },
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+ maxFuel: 50_000_000,
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+ memoryLimit: 64 << 20,
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+ });
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+
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+ // A script is the body of an async function: its parameters are the keys of the second
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+ // argument, and `await` and `return` work at the top level.
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+ const hits = await sandbox.runAsync("return (await tools.search(query)).slice(0, 3)", { query: "djs" });
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+ sandbox.run("return a + b", { a: 40, b: 2 }); // 42
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+ sandbox.dispose();
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+ ```
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+
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+ Options include `typescript: true` (scripts are TypeScript), `console` (where
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+ `console.log` goes), `globals`, `deterministic` (repeatable runs) and `frozenBuiltins`.
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+ Errors are `SandboxError`s with a `kind`: `threw`, `syntax`, `fuel`, `memory`, ...
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+
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+ ## Entry points
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+
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+ | import | module | for |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | `@earendil-works/djs` | `wasm/djs.wasm` | every host |
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+ | `@earendil-works/djs/slim` | `wasm/djs-slim.wasm` | hosts that count kilobytes: no typed arrays, BigInt, iterator helpers and other families scripts rarely use |
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+ | `@earendil-works/djs/dump` | `wasm/djs-dump.wasm` | hosts that suspend runs into dumps: the main module plus the dumper |
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+ | `@earendil-works/djs/dump-runtime` | | the helpers a dump needs to continue in a JavaScript engine other than djs |
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+
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+ Each entry point exports the same API, with its own module as the default. To dump runs
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+ while running them in the smaller main module, give the sandbox the dump module as its
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+ `dumpModule`:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { Sandbox } from "@earendil-works/djs";
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+ import { loadModule as loadDumpModule } from "@earendil-works/djs/dump";
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+
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+ const sandbox = await Sandbox.create({ frozenBuiltins: true, dumpModule: await loadDumpModule(), asyncFunctions });
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+ const task = sandbox.start(code, params);
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+ const dump = await task.suspend(); // later, anywhere: (await Sandbox.resume(dump, options)).result
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+ ```
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+
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+ ## Loading the module
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+ `Sandbox.create` loads its entry point's module once per process and caches it;
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+ `loadModule(location)` loads another one and `new Sandbox({ module })` uses it. In node,
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+ Bun and Deno the module is read from the package's `wasm/` directory (`$DJS_WASM` names
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+ another main module). In a browser it is fetched from the URL
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+ `new URL("../wasm/djs.wasm", import.meta.url)`, a pattern that webpack and Vite recognize
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+ and copy into the build. In Vite's dev server, exclude the package from dependency
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+ pre-bundling, which would move the code away from its modules:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ // vite.config.js
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+ export default { optimizeDeps: { exclude: ["@earendil-works/djs"] } };
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+ ```
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+
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+ In Deno, allow reading the package's directory (`--allow-read`). With a bundler that does
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+ not know the pattern, serve the `.wasm` file yourself and pass its URL:
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+ `Sandbox.create({ module: await loadModule("/assets/djs.wasm") })`.
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+ ## Documentation
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+ The guide, with the whole API, the language djs runs, limits, determinism and dumps:
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+ https://earendil-works.github.io/djs/js-api.html
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+ ## License
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+ MIT or Apache-2.0, at your option.
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+ /** The exports of an instance that `provideBase` and `rememberBase` use. */
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+ export interface BaseExports {
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+ memory: WebAssembly.Memory;
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+ djs_base_ptr(): number;
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+ djs_base_len(): number;
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+ djs_base_inject_ptr?(len: number): number;
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+ djs_base_inject?(): number;
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+ djs_base_coded_ptr?(len: number): number;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Hands a fresh instance of `module` its coded base, the module's custom section
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+ * `djs_base` (D2541): the module keeps it out of its linear memory, and an instance
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+ * decodes it when it needs the base and has none injected. `provideBase` and
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+ * `rememberBase` call it; a host that drives the exports itself calls it right after
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+ * instantiating, before anything creates a VM or reads the base. Returns whether the
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+ * instance took the bytes (false if it has its base, or the module has no such section).
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+ */
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+ export declare function provideCodedBase(module: WebAssembly.Module, exports: BaseExports): boolean;
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+ /**
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+ * Gives a fresh instance of `module` the base snapshot an earlier instance of it decoded
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+ * (D2252): the module ships the base coded, and an instance decodes it at its first use
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+ * (a few ms) unless the host provides it. Call right after instantiating, before anything
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+ * that creates a VM or reads the base; and `rememberBase` once a VM exists, so that later
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+ * instances get it. The instance checks the bytes (length and hash). Returns whether the
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+ * instance took them; if not (refused, or no instance remembered the base yet), it gets
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+ * the coded base to decode its own (`provideCodedBase`).
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+ */
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+ export declare function provideBase(module: WebAssembly.Module, exports: BaseExports): boolean;
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+ /**
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+ * Keeps the base of `module` (from this instance, once per module) for `provideBase`. Call
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+ * before the instance's first `vm_new`, which takes the bytes as its arena (D2060).
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+ */
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+ export declare function rememberBase(module: WebAssembly.Module, exports: BaseExports): void;
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+ // The module's base snapshot (D1321) on the host side: the module ships it coded in its
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+ // custom section `djs_base` (D2252, D2541), every instance needs it decoded before its
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+ // first VM, and decoding takes a few ms. So the host hands each fresh instance the coded
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+ // section, or the bytes an earlier instance of the same module decoded (checked by the
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+ // instance), and keeps those bytes once per module.
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+ /** The decoded base of each module, as an earlier instance of it decoded it. */
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+ const bases = new WeakMap();
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+ const codedSections = new WeakMap();
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+ /**
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+ * Hands a fresh instance of `module` its coded base, the module's custom section
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+ * `djs_base` (D2541): the module keeps it out of its linear memory, and an instance
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+ * decodes it when it needs the base and has none injected. `provideBase` and
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+ * `rememberBase` call it; a host that drives the exports itself calls it right after
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+ * instantiating, before anything creates a VM or reads the base. Returns whether the
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+ * instance took the bytes (false if it has its base, or the module has no such section).
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+ */
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+ export function provideCodedBase(module, exports) {
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+ if (exports.djs_base_coded_ptr === undefined)
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+ return false;
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+ let coded = codedSections.get(module);
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+ if (coded === undefined) {
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+ const [section] = WebAssembly.Module.customSections(module, "djs_base");
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+ if (section === undefined)
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+ return false;
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+ coded = new Uint8Array(section);
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+ codedSections.set(module, coded);
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+ }
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+ const at = exports.djs_base_coded_ptr(coded.length);
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+ if (at === 0)
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+ return false;
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+ new Uint8Array(exports.memory.buffer, at, coded.length).set(coded);
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+ return true;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Gives a fresh instance of `module` the base snapshot an earlier instance of it decoded
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+ * (D2252): the module ships the base coded, and an instance decodes it at its first use
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+ * (a few ms) unless the host provides it. Call right after instantiating, before anything
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+ * that creates a VM or reads the base; and `rememberBase` once a VM exists, so that later
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+ * instances get it. The instance checks the bytes (length and hash). Returns whether the
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+ * instance took them; if not (refused, or no instance remembered the base yet), it gets
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+ * the coded base to decode its own (`provideCodedBase`).
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+ */
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+ export function provideBase(module, exports) {
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+ const bytes = bases.get(module);
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+ if (bytes !== undefined && exports.djs_base_inject_ptr !== undefined && exports.djs_base_inject !== undefined) {
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+ const at = exports.djs_base_inject_ptr(bytes.length);
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+ if (at !== 0) {
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+ new Uint8Array(exports.memory.buffer, at, bytes.length).set(bytes);
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+ if (exports.djs_base_inject() === 1)
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+ return true;
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+ }
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+ }
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+ // The instance decodes its own, from the coded base.
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+ provideCodedBase(module, exports);
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+ return false;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Keeps the base of `module` (from this instance, once per module) for `provideBase`. Call
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+ * before the instance's first `vm_new`, which takes the bytes as its arena (D2060).
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+ */
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+ export function rememberBase(module, exports) {
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+ if (bases.has(module))
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+ return;
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+ provideCodedBase(module, exports);
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+ // The pointer first: an instance decodes its base at the first use (D2252), which may
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+ // grow (and detach) its memory buffer.
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+ const at = exports.djs_base_ptr();
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+ if (at === 0)
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+ throw new Error("djs-wasm has no base snapshot (no djs_base section?)");
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+ bases.set(module, new Uint8Array(exports.memory.buffer, at, exports.djs_base_len()).slice());
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+ }
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+ // The declarations of dump-runtime.js (generated from Rust, D2834): what a host uses. The
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+ // single helpers stay undeclared: a dump reaches them through `$djs`, a host through
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+ // `helpers`.
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+ /**
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+ * The helpers a plain dump calls as `$djs.NAME`, by name. To continue a dump outside djs:
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+ * `globalThis.$djs = { ...helpers, seed, resume, source, host }`, run the dump as a Script,
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+ * then delete `$djs` and `$dump`.
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+ */
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+ export declare const helpers: Readonly<Record<string, (...args: any[]) => any>>;
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+ /** The same as a Script whose completion value is `helpers`. */
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+ export declare const script: string;
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+ /** `script` with only the helpers `dump` names and the ones those name. */
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+ export declare function scriptFor(dump: string): string;
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+ // The plain dump runtime (D2834, D2903): the helpers a plain dump calls as `$djs.NAME`.
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+ // To run a dump outside djs, set `globalThis.$djs` to these and the host's hooks
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+ // (`seed`, `resume`, `source`, `host`; see docs/plain-js-dumps.md, "The host interface"), then run the
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+ // dump as a Script, and delete `$djs` and `$dump` after it. Generated from crates/djs-core/src/vm/dump_runtime.rs:
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+ // DJS_UPDATE_DUMP_RUNTIME=1 cargo test -p djs-core dump_runtime
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+
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+ const matchAll = RegExp.prototype[Symbol.matchAll];
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+ export const R = Reflect.apply;
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+ export const G = Reflect.get;
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+ export const C = Reflect.construct;
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+ export const D = (o, k, v) => Object.defineProperty(o, k, { value: v, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true });
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+ export const A = Object.assign;
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+ export const L = (it, next) => { let first = true; const r = { next() { if (first) { first = false; return { value: undefined, done: false }; } return Reflect.apply(next ?? it.next, it, []); }, get return() { const m = it.return; return m == null ? m : (...v) => Reflect.apply(m, it, v); }, set(i, n) { it = i; next = n; }, [Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ export const I = (it, next) => { const r = { next() { return Reflect.apply(next ?? it.next, it, []); }, get return() { const m = it.return; return m == null ? m : (...v) => Reflect.apply(m, it, v); }, [Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ export const E = () => ({ [Symbol.iterator]() { return { next() { return { value: undefined, done: true }; } }; } });
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+ export const Y = (it, next, a, ...first) => { const r2 = a > 1; let ph = r2 || !first.length; const m = (k) => { if (r2 && k == 'return' && first.length) { const p = first.pop(); return () => p; } const f = it[k]; return f == null ? f : (...v) => Reflect.apply(f, it, v); }; const r = { next(...v) { if (!r2 && first.length) return first.pop(); if (ph) { ph = false; return { value: undefined, done: false }; } return Reflect.apply(next, it, v); }, get throw() { return m('throw'); }, get return() { return m('return'); }, [a ? Symbol.asyncIterator : Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ export const DD = (o, src) => { for (const k of Reflect.ownKeys(src)) { const d = Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(src, k); if ('get' in d) { if (d.get === undefined) delete d.get; if (d.set === undefined) delete d.set; } Object.defineProperty(o, k, d); } return o; };
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+ export const U = ($djs_v, $djs_m, k) => k === 4 ? { [Symbol.asyncDispose]: () => Reflect.apply($djs_m, $djs_v, []) } : { [Symbol.dispose]: () => Reflect.apply($djs_m, $djs_v, []) };
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+ export const M = ($djs_f, $djs_k) => (x, i) => Reflect.apply($djs_f, undefined, [x, i + $djs_k]);
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+ export const FM = (it, next, $djs_f, k, inner, innerNext) => { const $djs_k = k - 1, $djs_in = { [Symbol.iterator]: () => L(inner, innerNext) }; const h = Iterator.prototype.flatMap.call(L(it, next), (x, i) => i === 0 ? $djs_in : Reflect.apply($djs_f, undefined, [x, i + $djs_k])); h.next(); return h; };
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+ export const CC = (cur, curNext, items) => { const h = Iterator.concat({ [Symbol.iterator]: () => L(cur, curNext) }, ...items); h.next(); return h; };
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+ export const CI = ($djs_m, $djs_o) => ({ [Symbol.iterator]: () => Reflect.apply($djs_m, $djs_o, []) });
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+ export const HD = () => { const h = Iterator.prototype.map.call({ next: () => ({ value: undefined, done: true }) }, (x) => x); h.next(); return h; };
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+ export const P = (k) => Reflect.ownKeys({ [k]: 0 })[0];
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+ export const S = (o, ex) => { const r = {}, f = Object(o), ks = Reflect.ownKeys(f); for (let i = 0; i < ks.length; i++) { const k = ks[i]; let skip = false; for (let j = 0; j < ex.length; j++) if (ex[j] === k) skip = true; if (skip) continue; const d = Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(f, k); if (d && d.enumerable) Object.defineProperty(r, k, { value: f[k], writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true }); } return r; };
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+ export const N = (it, next, ...first) => { const r = { next() { return first.length ? first.pop() : Reflect.apply(next, it, []); }, get return() { const m = it.return; return m == null ? m : (...v) => Reflect.apply(m, it, v); }, [Symbol.asyncIterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ export const X = (it) => { let p; try { const m = it.return; if (m == null) return; p = Promise.resolve(Reflect.apply(m, it, [])); } catch { return; } return p.then(() => {}, () => {}); };
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+ export const O = (r) => { if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); };
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+ export const fromSync = (it, next) => { const q = () => { try { const m = it.return; if (m != null) Reflect.apply(m, it, []); } catch {} }; const step = (f, close) => new Promise((res, rej) => { const r = f(); if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); const done = !!r.done; let w; try { w = Promise.resolve(r.value); } catch (e) { if (!done && close) q(); throw e; } w.then((v) => res({ value: v, done }), !done && close ? (e) => { q(); rej(e); } : rej); }); return { next: (...a) => step(() => Reflect.apply(next, it, a), true), return: (...a) => { const m = it.return; return m == null ? Promise.resolve({ value: a[0], done: true }) : step(() => Reflect.apply(m, it, a), false); }, throw: (...a) => { const m = it.throw; if (m != null) return step(() => Reflect.apply(m, it, a), true); try { const c = it.return; if (c != null) { const r = Reflect.apply(c, it, []); if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); } throw new TypeError('throw is not a method'); } catch (e) { return Promise.reject(e); } } }; };
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+ export const Q = (a, ...v) => { let n = a.length; for (const x of v) Object.defineProperty(a, n++, { value: x, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true }); return a; };
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+ export const regexpIterator = (re, s, f) => { const it = Reflect.apply(matchAll, re, [s]); if (f & 4) while (!it.next().done); return it; };
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+ export const closeThrow = (it) => (e) => { try { const m = it.return; if (m != null) Reflect.apply(m, it, []); } catch {} throw e; };
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+ export const forIn = (o, keys) => { let i = 0; const r = { next() { while (i < keys.length) { const k = keys[i++]; if (o == null || k in o) return { value: k, done: false }; } return { value: undefined, done: true }; }, [Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ export const advance = (it, n) => { const next = it.next; for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) Reflect.apply(next, it, []); return it; };
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+ export const fn = (o) => { const d = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(o, Reflect.ownKeys(o)[0]); return 'value' in d ? d.value : d.get ?? d.set; };
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+ export const spent = (k) => { let f; new Promise((a, b) => { f = k ? b : a; a(); }); return f; };
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+ export const rejected = (e) => { const p = Promise.reject(e); p.then(undefined, () => {}); return p; };
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+ export const fromAsync = (p, mapfn, thisArg, it, next, A, k, phase, items, len, error) => new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const put = (v) => { if (!Reflect.defineProperty(A, k, { value: v, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true })) throw new TypeError('cannot define the element'); }; const wait = (v, ph) => { phase = ph; Promise.prototype.then.call(Promise.resolve(v), ok, bad); }; const close = (e) => { error = e; try { const m = it.return; if (m == null) { reject(e); return; } wait(Reflect.apply(m, it, []), 3); } catch { reject(error); } }; const step = () => { try { if (k >= 9007199254740991) { close(new TypeError('Array too long')); return; } wait(Reflect.apply(next, it, []), 1); } catch (e) { reject(e); } }; const store = (v) => { try { put(v); } catch (e) { close(e); return; } k++; step(); }; const result = (r) => { let v; try { if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); if (r.done) { A.length = k; resolve(A); return; } v = r.value; } catch (e) { reject(e); return; } if (mapfn === undefined) { store(v); return; } try { wait(Reflect.apply(mapfn, thisArg, [v, k]), 2); } catch (e) { close(e); } }; const element = () => { try { if (k < len) { wait(items[k], 4); return; } A.length = len; resolve(A); } catch (e) { reject(e); } }; const value = (v) => { try { if (phase === 4 && mapfn !== undefined) { wait(Reflect.apply(mapfn, thisArg, [v, k]), 5); return; } put(v); k++; } catch (e) { reject(e); return; } element(); }; const ok = (v) => { if (phase === 1) result(v); else if (phase === 2) store(v); else if (phase === 3) reject(error); else value(v); }; const bad = (e) => { if (phase === 2) close(e); else if (phase === 3) reject(error); else reject(e); }; Promise.prototype.then.call(p, ok, bad); });
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+ export const bytes = (b) => Uint8Array.fromBase64(b).buffer;
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+ export const k = (K, f, at, r, h, p) => { Object.defineProperty(K, '$djs', { value: [f, at, r, h] }); if (p !== undefined) K.prototype = p; else if ('prototype' in K) K.prototype = f.prototype; return K; };
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+ export const keep = (o, keys) => { for (const k of Reflect.ownKeys(o)) if (!['length', 'name', 'prototype', 'constructor'].includes(k) && !keys.includes(k) && !delete o[k]) throw new TypeError('keep'); };
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+
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+ /** The helpers by name: `globalThis.$djs = { ...helpers, seed, resume }`. */
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+ export const helpers = { R, G, C, D, A, L, I, E, Y, DD, U, M, FM, CC, CI, HD, P, S, N, X, O, fromSync, Q, regexpIterator, closeThrow, forIn, advance, fn, spent, rejected, fromAsync, bytes, k, keep };
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+
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+ /** The same as a Script whose completion value is `helpers`, for a host that evaluates it in
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+ * a djs VM itself (`vm_dump_runtime`). */
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+ export const script = `"use strict";
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+ (() => {
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+ const matchAll = RegExp.prototype[Symbol.matchAll];
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+ const R = Reflect.apply;
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+ const G = Reflect.get;
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+ const C = Reflect.construct;
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+ const D = (o, k, v) => Object.defineProperty(o, k, { value: v, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true });
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+ const A = Object.assign;
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+ const L = (it, next) => { let first = true; const r = { next() { if (first) { first = false; return { value: undefined, done: false }; } return Reflect.apply(next ?? it.next, it, []); }, get return() { const m = it.return; return m == null ? m : (...v) => Reflect.apply(m, it, v); }, set(i, n) { it = i; next = n; }, [Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ const I = (it, next) => { const r = { next() { return Reflect.apply(next ?? it.next, it, []); }, get return() { const m = it.return; return m == null ? m : (...v) => Reflect.apply(m, it, v); }, [Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ const E = () => ({ [Symbol.iterator]() { return { next() { return { value: undefined, done: true }; } }; } });
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+ const Y = (it, next, a, ...first) => { const r2 = a > 1; let ph = r2 || !first.length; const m = (k) => { if (r2 && k == 'return' && first.length) { const p = first.pop(); return () => p; } const f = it[k]; return f == null ? f : (...v) => Reflect.apply(f, it, v); }; const r = { next(...v) { if (!r2 && first.length) return first.pop(); if (ph) { ph = false; return { value: undefined, done: false }; } return Reflect.apply(next, it, v); }, get throw() { return m('throw'); }, get return() { return m('return'); }, [a ? Symbol.asyncIterator : Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ const DD = (o, src) => { for (const k of Reflect.ownKeys(src)) { const d = Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(src, k); if ('get' in d) { if (d.get === undefined) delete d.get; if (d.set === undefined) delete d.set; } Object.defineProperty(o, k, d); } return o; };
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+ const U = ($djs_v, $djs_m, k) => k === 4 ? { [Symbol.asyncDispose]: () => Reflect.apply($djs_m, $djs_v, []) } : { [Symbol.dispose]: () => Reflect.apply($djs_m, $djs_v, []) };
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+ const M = ($djs_f, $djs_k) => (x, i) => Reflect.apply($djs_f, undefined, [x, i + $djs_k]);
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+ const FM = (it, next, $djs_f, k, inner, innerNext) => { const $djs_k = k - 1, $djs_in = { [Symbol.iterator]: () => L(inner, innerNext) }; const h = Iterator.prototype.flatMap.call(L(it, next), (x, i) => i === 0 ? $djs_in : Reflect.apply($djs_f, undefined, [x, i + $djs_k])); h.next(); return h; };
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+ const CC = (cur, curNext, items) => { const h = Iterator.concat({ [Symbol.iterator]: () => L(cur, curNext) }, ...items); h.next(); return h; };
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+ const CI = ($djs_m, $djs_o) => ({ [Symbol.iterator]: () => Reflect.apply($djs_m, $djs_o, []) });
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+ const HD = () => { const h = Iterator.prototype.map.call({ next: () => ({ value: undefined, done: true }) }, (x) => x); h.next(); return h; };
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+ const P = (k) => Reflect.ownKeys({ [k]: 0 })[0];
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+ const S = (o, ex) => { const r = {}, f = Object(o), ks = Reflect.ownKeys(f); for (let i = 0; i < ks.length; i++) { const k = ks[i]; let skip = false; for (let j = 0; j < ex.length; j++) if (ex[j] === k) skip = true; if (skip) continue; const d = Reflect.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(f, k); if (d && d.enumerable) Object.defineProperty(r, k, { value: f[k], writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true }); } return r; };
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+ const N = (it, next, ...first) => { const r = { next() { return first.length ? first.pop() : Reflect.apply(next, it, []); }, get return() { const m = it.return; return m == null ? m : (...v) => Reflect.apply(m, it, v); }, [Symbol.asyncIterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ const X = (it) => { let p; try { const m = it.return; if (m == null) return; p = Promise.resolve(Reflect.apply(m, it, [])); } catch { return; } return p.then(() => {}, () => {}); };
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+ const O = (r) => { if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); };
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+ const fromSync = (it, next) => { const q = () => { try { const m = it.return; if (m != null) Reflect.apply(m, it, []); } catch {} }; const step = (f, close) => new Promise((res, rej) => { const r = f(); if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); const done = !!r.done; let w; try { w = Promise.resolve(r.value); } catch (e) { if (!done && close) q(); throw e; } w.then((v) => res({ value: v, done }), !done && close ? (e) => { q(); rej(e); } : rej); }); return { next: (...a) => step(() => Reflect.apply(next, it, a), true), return: (...a) => { const m = it.return; return m == null ? Promise.resolve({ value: a[0], done: true }) : step(() => Reflect.apply(m, it, a), false); }, throw: (...a) => { const m = it.throw; if (m != null) return step(() => Reflect.apply(m, it, a), true); try { const c = it.return; if (c != null) { const r = Reflect.apply(c, it, []); if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); } throw new TypeError('throw is not a method'); } catch (e) { return Promise.reject(e); } } }; };
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+ const Q = (a, ...v) => { let n = a.length; for (const x of v) Object.defineProperty(a, n++, { value: x, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true }); return a; };
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+ const regexpIterator = (re, s, f) => { const it = Reflect.apply(matchAll, re, [s]); if (f & 4) while (!it.next().done); return it; };
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+ const closeThrow = (it) => (e) => { try { const m = it.return; if (m != null) Reflect.apply(m, it, []); } catch {} throw e; };
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+ const forIn = (o, keys) => { let i = 0; const r = { next() { while (i < keys.length) { const k = keys[i++]; if (o == null || k in o) return { value: k, done: false }; } return { value: undefined, done: true }; }, [Symbol.iterator]() { return r; } }; return r; };
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+ const advance = (it, n) => { const next = it.next; for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) Reflect.apply(next, it, []); return it; };
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+ const fn = (o) => { const d = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(o, Reflect.ownKeys(o)[0]); return 'value' in d ? d.value : d.get ?? d.set; };
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+ const spent = (k) => { let f; new Promise((a, b) => { f = k ? b : a; a(); }); return f; };
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+ const rejected = (e) => { const p = Promise.reject(e); p.then(undefined, () => {}); return p; };
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+ const fromAsync = (p, mapfn, thisArg, it, next, A, k, phase, items, len, error) => new Promise((resolve, reject) => { const put = (v) => { if (!Reflect.defineProperty(A, k, { value: v, writable: true, enumerable: true, configurable: true })) throw new TypeError('cannot define the element'); }; const wait = (v, ph) => { phase = ph; Promise.prototype.then.call(Promise.resolve(v), ok, bad); }; const close = (e) => { error = e; try { const m = it.return; if (m == null) { reject(e); return; } wait(Reflect.apply(m, it, []), 3); } catch { reject(error); } }; const step = () => { try { if (k >= 9007199254740991) { close(new TypeError('Array too long')); return; } wait(Reflect.apply(next, it, []), 1); } catch (e) { reject(e); } }; const store = (v) => { try { put(v); } catch (e) { close(e); return; } k++; step(); }; const result = (r) => { let v; try { if (Object(r) !== r) throw new TypeError('iterator must return an object'); if (r.done) { A.length = k; resolve(A); return; } v = r.value; } catch (e) { reject(e); return; } if (mapfn === undefined) { store(v); return; } try { wait(Reflect.apply(mapfn, thisArg, [v, k]), 2); } catch (e) { close(e); } }; const element = () => { try { if (k < len) { wait(items[k], 4); return; } A.length = len; resolve(A); } catch (e) { reject(e); } }; const value = (v) => { try { if (phase === 4 && mapfn !== undefined) { wait(Reflect.apply(mapfn, thisArg, [v, k]), 5); return; } put(v); k++; } catch (e) { reject(e); return; } element(); }; const ok = (v) => { if (phase === 1) result(v); else if (phase === 2) store(v); else if (phase === 3) reject(error); else value(v); }; const bad = (e) => { if (phase === 2) close(e); else if (phase === 3) reject(error); else reject(e); }; Promise.prototype.then.call(p, ok, bad); });
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+ const bytes = (b) => Uint8Array.fromBase64(b).buffer;
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+ const k = (K, f, at, r, h, p) => { Object.defineProperty(K, '$djs', { value: [f, at, r, h] }); if (p !== undefined) K.prototype = p; else if ('prototype' in K) K.prototype = f.prototype; return K; };
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+ const keep = (o, keys) => { for (const k of Reflect.ownKeys(o)) if (!['length', 'name', 'prototype', 'constructor'].includes(k) && !keys.includes(k) && !delete o[k]) throw new TypeError('keep'); };
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+ return { R, G, C, D, A, L, I, E, Y, DD, U, M, FM, CC, CI, HD, P, S, N, X, O, fromSync, Q, regexpIterator, closeThrow, forIn, advance, fn, spent, rejected, fromAsync, bytes, k, keep };
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+ })();
87
+ `;
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+
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+ /** `script` with only the helpers `dump` names (`$djs.NAME`) and the ones their texts name:
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+ * a load compiles a few helpers instead of all of them. */
91
+ export function scriptFor(dump) {
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+ const lines = script.split("\n");
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+ const def = (l) => (l.startsWith("const ") && !l.startsWith("const matchAll ") ? l.slice(6, l.indexOf(" = ")) : undefined);
94
+ const defs = new Map(lines.filter(def).map((l) => [def(l), l]));
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+ const want = new Set();
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+ const add = (n) => {
97
+ if (!defs.has(n) || want.has(n)) return;
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+ want.add(n);
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+ for (const w of defs.get(n).slice(n.length + 9).split(/[^\w$]+/)) add(w);
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+ };
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+ for (const m of dump.split("$djs.").slice(1)) add(/^[\w$]*/.exec(m)[0]);
102
+ const names = [...defs.keys()].filter((n) => want.has(n));
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+ return lines
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+ .filter((l) => def(l) === undefined || want.has(def(l)))
105
+ .map((l) => (l.startsWith("return { ") ? `return { ${names.join(", ")} };` : l))
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+ .join("\n");
107
+ }
package/dist/dump.d.ts ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
1
+ import { Sandbox as Base } from "./sandbox.js";
2
+ export * from "./sandbox.js";
3
+ /** This entry point's module: the package's djs-dump.wasm. */
4
+ export declare function defaultWasmPath(): string | URL;
5
+ /** Compiles djs-wasm once per location and caches it; default: this entry point's module. */
6
+ export declare function loadModule(location?: string | URL): Promise<WebAssembly.Module>;
7
+ /** The Sandbox, with this entry point's module as the default. */
8
+ export declare class Sandbox extends Base {
9
+ static defaultModule(): string | URL;
10
+ }
package/dist/dump.js ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
1
+ // The package's `./dump` entry point: the Sandbox API with the dump module,
2
+ // wasm/djs-dump.wasm (the shipped module plus the dumper), as its default: a sandbox that dumps
3
+ // itself, or the `dumpModule` of a sandbox of the main entry point (D3106).
4
+ // Each entry point loads only its own module, so a bundler copies only the modules an
5
+ // application imports.
6
+ import { Sandbox as Base, loadModule as load } from "./sandbox.js";
7
+ export * from "./sandbox.js";
8
+ /** This entry point's module: the package's djs-dump.wasm. */
9
+ export function defaultWasmPath() {
10
+ return new URL("../wasm/djs-dump.wasm", import.meta.url);
11
+ }
12
+ /** Compiles djs-wasm once per location and caches it; default: this entry point's module. */
13
+ export function loadModule(location = defaultWasmPath()) {
14
+ return load(location);
15
+ }
16
+ /** The Sandbox, with this entry point's module as the default. */
17
+ export class Sandbox extends Base {
18
+ static defaultModule() {
19
+ return defaultWasmPath();
20
+ }
21
+ }
package/dist/env.d.ts ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
1
+ /**
2
+ * `$name` of the host's environment (node, Bun, Deno), or undefined where there is none or
3
+ * the host may not read it: Deno without `--allow-env` would prompt or throw.
4
+ */
5
+ export declare function envVar(name: string): string | undefined;
package/dist/env.js ADDED
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
1
+ // The host environment, as far as the package reads it.
2
+ /**
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+ * `$name` of the host's environment (node, Bun, Deno), or undefined where there is none or
4
+ * the host may not read it: Deno without `--allow-env` would prompt or throw.
5
+ */
6
+ export function envVar(name) {
7
+ const g = globalThis;
8
+ try {
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+ if (g.Deno !== undefined) {
10
+ return g.Deno.permissions.querySync?.({ name: "env", variable: name }).state === "granted" ? g.Deno.env.get(name) : undefined;
11
+ }
12
+ return g.process?.env?.[name];
13
+ }
14
+ catch {
15
+ return undefined;
16
+ }
17
+ }
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
1
+ import { Sandbox as Base } from "./sandbox.js";
2
+ export * from "./sandbox.js";
3
+ /** This entry point's module: `$DJS_WASM`, else the package's djs.wasm. */
4
+ export declare function defaultWasmPath(): string | URL;
5
+ /** Compiles djs-wasm once per location and caches it; default: this entry point's module. */
6
+ export declare function loadModule(location?: string | URL): Promise<WebAssembly.Module>;
7
+ /** The Sandbox, with this entry point's module as the default. */
8
+ export declare class Sandbox extends Base {
9
+ static defaultModule(): string | URL;
10
+ }