@glassly/crust 0.1.0-dev.1

package/ios/Source/JSCRuntime.swift

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+//
+//  JSCRuntime.swift
+//  GlasslyJS — per-miniapp JavaScriptCore runtime host (iOS).
+//
+//  Owns N JSContexts keyed by `packageName`. Each context gets:
+//    - its own JSVirtualMachine (heap isolation)
+//    - its own serial dispatch queue (JSC is thread-affine)
+//    - the polyfill bundle pre-evaluated before any miniapp code runs
+//    - a single `__dispatch(iface, method, argsJson)` block exposing the
+//      whole SDK surface (Pebble's CrashReproducer warning: never bind
+//      individual native callbacks as JSValue properties — JSC's GC
+//      crashes when the host runtime's GC races with it).
+//
+//  The Expo Function surface on `CrustModule`:
+//    jsSpawn(packageName, polyfillBundle, miniappJs) → Bool
+//    jsEvaluate(packageName, src) → Any?
+//    jsKill(packageName) → Void
+//    jsDispatchToJs(packageName, channel, payloadJson) → Void
+//    Event "glasslyjs_message" — fired when JS calls __dispatch back.
+//
+
+import Foundation
+@preconcurrency import JavaScriptCore
+import os.log
+
+/// Per-miniapp JSContext owner. Threadsafe: every per-context operation
+/// hops onto that context's dedicated serial queue, and the registry map
+/// is guarded by `lock`. The runtime is a process-singleton — there is
+/// exactly one `JSCRuntime.shared` per host process.
+public final class JSCRuntime: NSObject {
+    public static let shared = JSCRuntime()
+
+    /// Tag for os_log lines; visible via Console.app under
+    /// `subsystem == "com.tetramo.glassly" && category == "GlasslyJS"`.
+    static let log = OSLog(subsystem: "com.tetramo.glassly", category: "GlasslyJS")
+
+    /// Message emitted back to RN via `Crust.addListener("glasslyjs_message", …)`.
+    /// `payload` is JSON-friendly so the bridge can ship it verbatim.
+    public struct OutboundMessage {
+        public let packageName: String
+        public let payload: [String: Any]
+    }
+
+    /// Set by `CrustModule.swift` so the runtime can route `__dispatch`
+    /// calls back to RN. Replacing this closure is idempotent and threadsafe.
+    public var onOutbound: ((OutboundMessage) -> Void)? {
+        get { lock.withLock { _onOutbound } }
+        set { lock.withLock { _onOutbound = newValue } }
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Per-context state
+
+    /// Internal record per running miniapp.
+    private final class Context {
+        let packageName: String
+        let virtualMachine: JSVirtualMachine
+        let context: JSContext
+        let queue: DispatchQueue
+        /// Pending request resolvers (reqId → completion). Used when the SDK
+        /// awaits a Promise for a request/response dispatch. Modify only on
+        /// `queue`.
+        var pendingTimers: [Int: DispatchSourceTimer] = [:]
+        /// Monotonic per-context counter for native-issued reqIds.
+        var nextTimerToken: Int = 1
+        /// signalReady NACK timer. Armed at spawn (15s cold-start) and
+        /// on every dispatchToJs (3s steady-state). Disarmed when the
+        /// polyfill calls __runtime.ready or when the call completes.
+        var readyNackTimer: DispatchSourceTimer?
+        /// True once the polyfill has signalled ready. Cleared on respawn.
+        var readyAcked: Bool = false
+        /// Soft watchdog — fires if a single evaluateScript blocks the
+        /// queue for >5s warn / >30s kill.
+        var watchdogTimer: DispatchSourceTimer?
+
+        init(packageName: String, virtualMachine: JSVirtualMachine, context: JSContext, queue: DispatchQueue) {
+            self.packageName = packageName
+            self.virtualMachine = virtualMachine
+            self.context = context
+            self.queue = queue
+        }
+    }
+
+    /// NACK timeout constants — cold-start vs steady-state.
+    /// 15s on first message after spawn (covers polyfill + init
+    /// evaluating on slow Android devices), 3s for steady-state delivery.
+    public static let coldStartNackTimeoutSeconds: TimeInterval = 15
+    public static let steadyStateNackTimeoutSeconds: TimeInterval = 3
+    public static let watchdogWarnSeconds: TimeInterval = 5
+    public static let watchdogKillSeconds: TimeInterval = 30
+
+    /// packageName → Context. Reads and writes go through `lock`.
+    private var contexts: [String: Context] = [:]
+    private let lock = NSLock()
+    private var _onOutbound: ((OutboundMessage) -> Void)?
+
+    /// Dispatcher registry — `(iface, method)` → native handler. Set up by
+    /// `JSCDispatcher.register(...)` during host startup. The runtime
+    /// consults this for every `__dispatch` call.
+    fileprivate let dispatcher = JSCDispatcher()
+
+    /// Public accessor so RN-side adapters can install handler tables.
+    public var dispatcherTable: JSCDispatcher { dispatcher }
+
+    /// Returns true if the named package has a live JSContext.
+    public func isAlive(packageName: String) -> Bool {
+        lock.withLock { contexts[packageName] != nil }
+    }
+
+    /// Locate the polyfill bundle inside the iOS pod's resource bundle
+    /// and return its contents. Returns an empty string if the resource
+    /// is missing (host RN code should treat that as a fatal misconfig
+    /// — every JSContext spawn depends on this bundle).
+    public static func loadPolyfillBundle() -> String {
+        // Cocoapods generates `JSRuntime.bundle` next to the pod
+        // binary. The runtime resolves it via Bundle(for:).
+        let main = Bundle.main
+        // The resource_bundles directive on the podspec (Crust.podspec)
+        // emits a bundle named "JSRuntime" inside the main app bundle's
+        // path — the name here MUST match the podspec key.
+        // We look it up by name; fall back to scanning Bundle.main for
+        // a startup.js anywhere if cocoapods placed it differently
+        // (e.g. inside the Crust framework bundle in static linkage).
+        let candidates: [URL?] = [
+            main.url(forResource: "JSRuntime", withExtension: "bundle"),
+            Bundle(for: JSCRuntime.self).url(forResource: "JSRuntime", withExtension: "bundle"),
+        ]
+        for case let bundleUrl? in candidates {
+            let startupUrl = bundleUrl.appendingPathComponent("startup.js")
+            if let data = try? Data(contentsOf: startupUrl), let str = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8) {
+                return str
+            }
+        }
+        // Last-resort scan — find any startup.js in the main bundle.
+        if let path = main.path(forResource: "startup", ofType: "js"),
+           let str = try? String(contentsOfFile: path, encoding: .utf8) {
+            return str
+        }
+        os_log("GlasslyJS: polyfill bundle not found in resources", log: Self.log, type: .error)
+        return ""
+    }
+
+    /// Returns the packageNames of every live context — used for diagnostics
+    /// and the soft watchdog ping loop.
+    public func alivePackages() -> [String] {
+        lock.withLock { Array(contexts.keys) }
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Spawn
+
+    /// Spawn a per-miniapp JS context.
+    ///
+    /// - Parameters:
+    ///   - packageName: stable id (e.g. "com.alex.notes"). Must be unique
+    ///     within the host process. Re-spawning a live id kills the old
+    ///     context first.
+    ///   - polyfillBundle: the contents of `glasslyjs-runtime/dist/startup.js`.
+    ///     Evaluated first, before `miniappJs`.
+    ///   - miniappJs: the miniapp's `background/index.js` source. Evaluated
+    ///     immediately after the polyfill installs.
+    /// - Returns: true on success, false if either eval threw.
+    @discardableResult
+    public func spawn(packageName: String, polyfillBundle: String, miniappJs: String) -> Bool {
+        // Kill any prior context for the same package — re-spawn is allowed
+        // (hot-reload, sideload of new version, crash recovery).
+        if isAlive(packageName: packageName) {
+            kill(packageName: packageName)
+        }
+
+        let vm = JSVirtualMachine()!
+        let queue = DispatchQueue(label: "com.tetramo.glasslyjs.\(packageName)", qos: .userInitiated)
+        let ctx = JSContext(virtualMachine: vm)!
+        ctx.name = "GlasslyJS: \(packageName)"
+        #if DEBUG
+        if #available(iOS 16.4, *) {
+            ctx.isInspectable = true
+        }
+        #endif
+
+        let record = Context(packageName: packageName, virtualMachine: vm, context: ctx, queue: queue)
+        lock.withLock { contexts[packageName] = record }
+
+        // Cold-start NACK timer: armed BEFORE the first eval so it
+        // catches a wedged polyfill. The polyfill's __dispatch("__runtime",
+        // "ready", []) flips the record's readyAcked flag (see
+        // markReady). If we never see the ack, the timer logs a hung
+        // context warning so observability picks it up.
+        armReadyNackTimer(record: record, timeoutSeconds: Self.coldStartNackTimeoutSeconds, cold: true)
+
+        // All evaluation happens on `queue`. We `sync` for the bootstrap so
+        // the caller knows whether spawn succeeded before returning.
+        var success = true
+        queue.sync {
+            self.installNativeBridges(ctx: ctx, record: record)
+            success = self.evaluateCatching(record: record, label: "polyfill", source: polyfillBundle)
+            if success {
+                success = self.evaluateCatching(record: record, label: "miniapp", source: miniappJs)
+            }
+        }
+
+        if !success {
+            kill(packageName: packageName)
+        } else {
+            os_log("GlasslyJS: spawned %{public}@", log: Self.log, type: .info, packageName)
+        }
+        return success
+    }
+
+    /// Called from the dispatcher's __runtime.ready route when the polyfill
+    /// finishes installing. Clears the cold-start NACK timer.
+    public func markReady(packageName: String) {
+        guard let record = lock.withLock({ contexts[packageName] }) else { return }
+        record.queue.async {
+            record.readyAcked = true
+            record.readyNackTimer?.cancel()
+            record.readyNackTimer = nil
+        }
+    }
+
+    /// Schedule (or re-schedule) a NACK timer for the next message
+    /// delivery. Resets every time the host pushes to the JSContext.
+    private func armReadyNackTimer(record: Context, timeoutSeconds: TimeInterval, cold: Bool) {
+        record.queue.async {
+            record.readyNackTimer?.cancel()
+            let timer = DispatchSource.makeTimerSource(queue: record.queue)
+            timer.schedule(deadline: .now() + timeoutSeconds)
+            timer.setEventHandler { [weak self, weak record] in
+                guard let self, let record else { return }
+                let phase = cold ? "cold-start" : "steady-state"
+                os_log("GlasslyJS NACK: %{public}@ %{public}@ ready signal not received in %.0fs",
+                       log: Self.log, type: .error,
+                       record.packageName, phase, timeoutSeconds)
+                // Surface to RN as a recoverable error frame so the
+                // crash controller (if wired) can decide whether to
+                // respawn. We don't auto-kill — the spec says "host
+                // dispatchToJs returns an error to its caller"; we
+                // emit a structured event instead.
+                self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                    OutboundMessage(
+                        packageName: record.packageName,
+                        payload: [
+                            "packageName": record.packageName,
+                            "iface": "__error",
+                            "method": "ready_nack",
+                            "argsJson": JSCRuntime.jsonString(
+                                from: ["phase": phase, "timeoutSeconds": timeoutSeconds],
+                            ) ?? "{}",
+                        ],
+                    )
+                )
+                record.readyNackTimer = nil
+            }
+            record.readyNackTimer = timer
+            timer.resume()
+        }
+    }
+
+    /// Diagnostic: force a JSC garbage-collection cycle on the named
+    /// context. Used by the memory-leak hunt path and by tests.
+    /// Returns false if the context is dead.
+    @discardableResult
+    public func debugForceGC(packageName: String) -> Bool {
+        guard let record = lock.withLock({ contexts[packageName] }) else { return false }
+        record.queue.async {
+            JSGarbageCollect(record.context.jsGlobalContextRef)
+        }
+        return true
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Evaluate
+
+    /// Run arbitrary JS inside the named context. Returns the JS return
+    /// value bridged to a Swift type (string / number / bool / array /
+    /// dictionary / NSNull), or `nil` if the context is dead or eval threw.
+    public func evaluate(packageName: String, source: String) -> Any? {
+        guard let record = lock.withLock({ contexts[packageName] }) else { return nil }
+        var result: Any?
+        record.queue.sync {
+            // evaluateCatching runs the script AND returns whether it
+            // threw. We want both the result + the exception capture, so
+            // inline the same dance here instead of re-evaluating
+            // (which would run any side effects twice).
+            record.context.exception = nil
+            let raw = record.context.evaluateScript(source)
+            if let exception = record.context.exception {
+                os_log("GlasslyJS [%{public}@] evaluate threw: %{public}@",
+                       log: Self.log, type: .error,
+                       record.packageName, exception.toString() ?? "unknown")
+                record.context.exception = nil
+                result = nil
+                return
+            }
+            result = raw?.toObject()
+        }
+        return result
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Dispatch to JS
+
+    /// Push a `{kind: "event"|"response", …}` envelope into the miniapp's
+    /// JSContext via globalThis.__deliver. Threadsafe — hops onto the
+    /// per-context queue. Drops silently if the context is dead.
+    public func dispatchToJs(packageName: String, envelope: [String: Any]) {
+        guard let record = lock.withLock({ contexts[packageName] }) else { return }
+        guard let json = Self.jsonString(from: envelope) else {
+            os_log("GlasslyJS: bad envelope, drop", log: Self.log, type: .error)
+            return
+        }
+        // Steady-state NACK: re-arm the timer so a wedged JSContext
+        // surfaces a __error/ready_nack frame after 3s instead of silently
+        // swallowing the delivery. Only fires if a cold-start ack already
+        // landed — otherwise the cold-start timer is still ticking.
+        if record.readyAcked {
+            armReadyNackTimer(record: record, timeoutSeconds: Self.steadyStateNackTimeoutSeconds, cold: false)
+        }
+        record.queue.async {
+            let escaped = Self.jsStringLiteral(json)
+            // Soft watchdog: every evaluateScript outside spawn gets a
+            // wall-clock timer. If the eval is still running at the warn
+            // threshold (5s), log it; at the kill threshold (30s), tear
+            // the context down and emit __error/watchdog_kill so the
+            // crash controller (if wired) can drive respawn.
+            self.armSoftWatchdog(record: record, label: "__deliver")
+            _ = self.evaluateCatching(
+                record: record,
+                label: "__deliver",
+                source: "globalThis.__deliver(\(escaped));",
+            )
+            self.disarmSoftWatchdog(record: record)
+            // On a successful delivery, clear the NACK — the host
+            // observed the eval complete, so the context is responsive.
+            record.readyNackTimer?.cancel()
+            record.readyNackTimer = nil
+        }
+    }
+
+    /// Arms a wall-clock timer that fires if a single evaluateScript
+    /// blocks the per-context queue for > watchdogWarnSeconds. The
+    /// timer runs on a dedicated dispatch queue (NOT the per-context
+    /// one) so it can observe the queue being wedged.
+    private static let watchdogScheduler = DispatchQueue(
+        label: "com.tetramo.glasslyjs.watchdog",
+        qos: .utility,
+    )
+
+    private func armSoftWatchdog(record: Context, label: String) {
+        let timer = DispatchSource.makeTimerSource(queue: Self.watchdogScheduler)
+        let warn = Self.watchdogWarnSeconds
+        let kill = Self.watchdogKillSeconds
+        timer.schedule(deadline: .now() + warn, repeating: .never)
+        timer.setEventHandler { [weak self, weak record] in
+            guard let self, let record else { return }
+            os_log("GlasslyJS watchdog: %{public}@ %{public}@ blocked >%.0fs",
+                   log: Self.log, type: .info,
+                   record.packageName, label, warn)
+            // Schedule the kill timer immediately.
+            let killTimer = DispatchSource.makeTimerSource(queue: Self.watchdogScheduler)
+            killTimer.schedule(deadline: .now() + (kill - warn))
+            killTimer.setEventHandler { [weak self, weak record] in
+                guard let self, let record else { return }
+                os_log("GlasslyJS watchdog: %{public}@ blocked >%.0fs, killing",
+                       log: Self.log, type: .error,
+                       record.packageName, kill)
+                self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                    OutboundMessage(
+                        packageName: record.packageName,
+                        payload: [
+                            "packageName": record.packageName,
+                            "iface": "__error",
+                            "method": "watchdog_kill",
+                            "argsJson": JSCRuntime.jsonString(
+                                from: ["label": label, "thresholdSeconds": kill],
+                            ) ?? "{}",
+                        ],
+                    )
+                )
+                self.kill(packageName: record.packageName)
+            }
+            record.watchdogTimer = killTimer
+            killTimer.resume()
+        }
+        // Reuse the same field for the warn timer; it gets replaced by
+        // the kill timer when the warn fires.
+        record.watchdogTimer = timer
+        timer.resume()
+    }
+
+    private func disarmSoftWatchdog(record: Context) {
+        record.watchdogTimer?.cancel()
+        record.watchdogTimer = nil
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Kill
+
+    /// Tear down a JS context. Order matters per the Pebble lesson
+    /// (CrashReproducer.kt teardown race): cancel scheduled work first,
+    /// drop references second, GC last. JSC's GC fires asynchronously
+    /// after the JSContext is released — if we hadn't cancelled the
+    /// timers and NACK watchdog, they'd fire against a freed context
+    /// and crash with EXC_BAD_ACCESS.
+    public func kill(packageName: String) {
+        let record = lock.withLock { () -> Context? in
+            let r = contexts[packageName]
+            contexts[packageName] = nil
+            return r
+        }
+        guard let record else { return }
+        record.queue.sync {
+            // 1) Cancel every scheduled timer (setTimeout/setInterval
+            //    + NACK watchdog + soft watchdog) so no callback can
+            //    fire against a freed JSContext.
+            for (_, timer) in record.pendingTimers {
+                timer.cancel()
+            }
+            record.pendingTimers.removeAll()
+            record.readyNackTimer?.cancel()
+            record.readyNackTimer = nil
+            record.watchdogTimer?.cancel()
+            record.watchdogTimer = nil
+            // 2) Clear the exception handler so any in-flight throw on
+            //    the same queue doesn't try to call back into a torn-down
+            //    record. exceptionHandler captures `record` weakly so
+            //    this isn't strictly required, but it makes the
+            //    teardown order explicit.
+            record.context.exceptionHandler = nil
+            // 3) Force GC. The JSContext is freed by ARC when its
+            //    last reference drops; this call ensures finalisers run
+            //    on the per-context thread we own rather than on JSC's
+            //    Heap Helper Thread.
+            JSGarbageCollect(record.context.jsGlobalContextRef)
+        }
+        os_log("GlasslyJS: killed %{public}@", log: Self.log, type: .info, packageName)
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Internals
+
+    private func installNativeBridges(ctx: JSContext, record: Context) {
+        // Critical: a SINGLE __dispatch block, per Pebble's CrashReproducer
+        // warning. We MUST NOT bind individual native callbacks as JSValue
+        // properties — JSC's GC races with ARC and crashes the host.
+        let dispatchBlock: @convention(block) (String, String, String) -> JSValue? = { [weak self, weak record] iface, method, argsJson in
+            guard let self, let record else { return nil }
+            // Decode args envelope. Two shapes:
+            //   1) one-shot: an array `[a1, a2, ...]`
+            //   2) request:  `{args: [...], reqId: "1"}`
+            var args: [Any] = []
+            var reqId: String? = nil
+            if argsJson.hasPrefix("{") {
+                if let data = argsJson.data(using: .utf8),
+                   let dict = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data) as? [String: Any] {
+                    if let a = dict["args"] as? [Any] { args = a }
+                    if let r = dict["reqId"] as? String { reqId = r }
+                }
+            } else if let data = argsJson.data(using: .utf8),
+                      let a = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data) as? [Any] {
+                args = a
+            }
+            // Hand off to the dispatcher. The dispatcher returns either:
+            //   - .sync result (sync handler) → returned to JS now
+            //   - .async (request was dispatched, response will arrive via
+            //     dispatchToJs at handler completion) → returns null to JS
+            //   - .error → forwarded to JS as a thrown Error
+            let outcome = self.dispatcher.handle(
+                packageName: record.packageName,
+                iface: iface,
+                method: method,
+                args: args,
+                reqId: reqId
+            )
+            switch outcome {
+            case .sync(let value):
+                return JSCRuntime.jsValue(from: value, in: ctx)
+            case .async:
+                return JSValue(nullIn: ctx)
+            case .error(let code, let message):
+                let errPayload: [String: Any] = [
+                    "code": code,
+                    "message": message ?? "",
+                ]
+                let dictVal = JSValue(object: errPayload, in: ctx)
+                let exception = ctx.evaluateScript("(function(p){var e = new Error(p.message||p.code); e.code = p.code; e.details = p.details; return e;})")?.call(withArguments: [dictVal as Any])
+                ctx.exception = exception
+                return nil
+            case .forwardToRn(let payload):
+                // For methods that we route through the RN adapter (display,
+                // mic, etc.), we emit an outbound event and return null. The
+                // RN side will eventually respond via dispatchToJs.
+                var enveloped: [String: Any] = payload
+                enveloped["packageName"] = record.packageName
+                enveloped["iface"] = iface
+                enveloped["method"] = method
+                if let reqId { enveloped["reqId"] = reqId }
+                self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                    OutboundMessage(packageName: record.packageName, payload: enveloped)
+                )
+                return JSValue(nullIn: ctx)
+            }
+        }
+        ctx.setObject(dispatchBlock, forKeyedSubscript: "__dispatch" as NSString)
+
+        // Host log sink — forwarded into Sentry breadcrumbs by RN.
+        let hostLog: @convention(block) (String, String) -> Void = { [weak self, weak record] level, messageJson in
+            guard let self, let record else { return }
+            self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                OutboundMessage(
+                    packageName: record.packageName,
+                    payload: [
+                        "packageName": record.packageName,
+                        "iface": "__log",
+                        "method": level,
+                        "argsJson": messageJson,
+                    ],
+                )
+            )
+        }
+        ctx.setObject(hostLog, forKeyedSubscript: "__hostLog" as NSString)
+
+        let hostError: @convention(block) (String) -> Void = { [weak self, weak record] payloadJson in
+            guard let self, let record else { return }
+            self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                OutboundMessage(
+                    packageName: record.packageName,
+                    payload: [
+                        "packageName": record.packageName,
+                        "iface": "__error",
+                        "method": "uncaught",
+                        "argsJson": payloadJson,
+                    ],
+                )
+            )
+        }
+        ctx.setObject(hostError, forKeyedSubscript: "__hostError" as NSString)
+
+        let hostUnhandledRejection: @convention(block) (String) -> Void = { [weak self, weak record] payloadJson in
+            guard let self, let record else { return }
+            self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                OutboundMessage(
+                    packageName: record.packageName,
+                    payload: [
+                        "packageName": record.packageName,
+                        "iface": "__error",
+                        "method": "unhandledRejection",
+                        "argsJson": payloadJson,
+                    ],
+                )
+            )
+        }
+        ctx.setObject(hostUnhandledRejection, forKeyedSubscript: "__hostUnhandledRejection" as NSString)
+
+        // Timer plumbing — JS calls these to schedule wall-clock callbacks
+        // and native fires globalThis.__deliverTimer(token) when each elapses.
+        let nativeSetTimeout: @convention(block) (Int, Double) -> Void = { [weak self, weak record] token, delayMs in
+            guard let self, let record else { return }
+            let timer = DispatchSource.makeTimerSource(queue: record.queue)
+            let interval = max(0, delayMs) / 1000.0
+            timer.schedule(deadline: .now() + interval)
+            timer.setEventHandler { [weak self, weak record] in
+                guard let self, let record else { return }
+                record.pendingTimers.removeValue(forKey: token)
+                let src = "globalThis.__deliverTimer && globalThis.__deliverTimer(\(token));"
+                _ = self.evaluateCatching(record: record, label: "timer:\(token)", source: src)
+            }
+            record.pendingTimers[token] = timer
+            timer.resume()
+        }
+        ctx.setObject(nativeSetTimeout, forKeyedSubscript: "__nativeSetTimeout" as NSString)
+
+        let nativeClearTimer: @convention(block) (Int) -> Void = { [weak record] token in
+            guard let record else { return }
+            record.queue.async {
+                if let timer = record.pendingTimers.removeValue(forKey: token) {
+                    timer.cancel()
+                }
+            }
+        }
+        ctx.setObject(nativeClearTimer, forKeyedSubscript: "__nativeClearTimer" as NSString)
+
+        // Pebble's evalCatching pattern: install a global onerror trampoline
+        // so syntax errors and synchronous throws are caught even when they
+        // wouldn't otherwise fire window.onerror.
+        ctx.exceptionHandler = { [weak self, weak record] _, exception in
+            guard let self, let record, let exception else { return }
+            let message = exception.toString() ?? "Unknown JS exception"
+            let stack = exception.objectForKeyedSubscript("stack")?.toString() ?? ""
+            self.lock.withLock { self._onOutbound }?(
+                OutboundMessage(
+                    packageName: record.packageName,
+                    payload: [
+                        "packageName": record.packageName,
+                        "iface": "__error",
+                        "method": "exception",
+                        "argsJson": Self.jsonString(from: ["message": message, "stack": stack]) ?? "{}",
+                    ],
+                )
+            )
+            os_log("GlasslyJS exception in %{public}@: %{public}@",
+                   log: Self.log, type: .error,
+                   record.packageName, message)
+        }
+    }
+
+    /// Run `source` inside `record.context` and report any thrown exception
+    /// via the context's `exceptionHandler` (already wired). Returns true if
+    /// no exception fired.
+    @discardableResult
+    private func evaluateCatching(record: Context, label: String, source: String) -> Bool {
+        // The exception handler hook clears `context.exception` itself.
+        record.context.exception = nil
+        _ = record.context.evaluateScript(source)
+        if let exception = record.context.exception {
+            let msg = exception.toString() ?? "unknown"
+            os_log("GlasslyJS [%{public}@] %{public}@ eval threw: %{public}@",
+                   log: Self.log, type: .error,
+                   record.packageName, label, msg)
+            record.context.exception = nil
+            return false
+        }
+        return true
+    }
+
+    // MARK: - Helpers
+
+    fileprivate static func jsonString(from value: Any) -> String? {
+        guard JSONSerialization.isValidJSONObject(value),
+              let data = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: value, options: []),
+              let str = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8) else {
+            return nil
+        }
+        return str
+    }
+
+    fileprivate static func jsStringLiteral(_ s: String) -> String {
+        // Re-encode the JSON string into a JS string literal so the eval
+        // path receives the same characters. JSONSerialization gives us the
+        // safest path: dump as a single-element array and slice out the
+        // quoted entry.
+        if let data = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: [s], options: []),
+           let arr = String(data: data, encoding: .utf8) {
+            return String(arr.dropFirst().dropLast())
+        }
+        // Fallback: manual escape.
+        return "\"" + s
+            .replacingOccurrences(of: "\\", with: "\\\\")
+            .replacingOccurrences(of: "\"", with: "\\\"")
+            .replacingOccurrences(of: "\n", with: "\\n")
+            + "\""
+    }
+
+    fileprivate static func jsValue(from any: Any?, in ctx: JSContext) -> JSValue? {
+        guard let any else { return JSValue(nullIn: ctx) }
+        if let n = any as? NSNull { _ = n; return JSValue(nullIn: ctx) }
+        return JSValue(object: any, in: ctx)
+    }
+}
+
+/// Small Lock helper so we can use the trailing-closure `withLock` ergonomics
+/// without importing the OSLock type. Plain NSLock; uncontended in practice
+/// (the runtime only touches the map on spawn / kill / event delivery).
+extension NSLock {
+    @inlinable
+    func withLock<T>(_ block: () -> T) -> T {
+        lock()
+        defer { unlock() }
+        return block()
+    }
+
+    /// Void-returning overload so callers using the lock for state mutation
+    /// don't get "result of call unused" warnings.
+    @inlinable
+    func withLockVoid(_ block: () -> Void) {
+        lock()
+        defer { unlock() }
+        block()
+    }
+}