@mentra/jspolyfill 0.1.0-beta.0
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# @mentra/jspolyfill
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The MentraJS polyfill bundle. MentraOS runs each miniapp in its own bare JS
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context (JavaScriptCore on iOS, QuickJS on Android); this package provides the
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browser-like standard library those contexts lack — `console`, timers,
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`fetch`, `WebSocket`, `localStorage`, `crypto.subtle` — implemented over a
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single `__dispatch` native bridge, plus the `__deliver` / `signalReady`
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plumbing the host runtime relies on.
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You don't import this package from app code: it's a **peer of the runtime
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stack**. [`@mentra/crust`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mentra/crust)'s
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Android build reads the bundle from this package's `assets/` at build time,
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and the engine injects it into each miniapp context at spawn.
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## Install
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Installed automatically alongside
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[`@mentra/engine`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@mentra/engine) /
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`@mentra/crust`. For direct use:
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```sh
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npm install @mentra/jspolyfill@dev
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```
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> Currently published on the `dev` dist-tag (prerelease channel).
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## Part of MentraOS
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Source lives in the [MentraOS monorepo](https://github.com/Mentra-Community/MentraOS)
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under `mobile/modules/jspolyfill`. Issues and contributions welcome there.
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