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@gravito/xenon

v1.0.1

Published

Safe FFI wrapper for Bun - Secure native library bindings with memory management

Readme

@gravito/xenon ⚛️

The High-Performance Native Orbit - Secure FFI & Memory Management for Gravito.

@gravito/xenon is a specialized orbit designed to bridge the gap between high-level TypeScript logic and low-level native libraries (.so, .dll, .dylib). It provides a Safe FFI (Foreign Function Interface) wrapper with rigorous memory management and boundary protection.

🌟 Features

  • 🛡️ Safe FFI: Invoke native C/Rust functions with built-in type guards and boundary checks.
  • 🧠 Memory Management: Track buffer ownership (Owned vs Borrowed) to prevent memory leaks and double-frees.
  • Zero-Copy Performance: Optimized data transfer between Bun's JavaScript engine and native memory.
  • 🌌 Galaxy-Ready: A native Gravito Orbit that exposes the XenonManager to the entire Galaxy.
  • 🔍 Observability: Built-in memory tracking and stats for monitoring native resource usage.
  • 🛠️ Type-Safe Bindings: Define your native symbols using TypeScript interfaces for full IDE support.

📦 Installation

bun add @gravito/xenon

🚀 Quick Start

1. Register the Orbit

Add OrbitXenon to your Gravito application:

import { PlanetCore } from '@gravito/core';
import { OrbitXenon } from '@gravito/xenon';

const core = new PlanetCore();
const xenon = new OrbitXenon({
  // Configuration options
});

xenon.install(core);

2. Load a Native Library

Define the symbols (functions) you want to import from your native library:

// Define the symbols
const symbols = {
  add: {
    args: ['i32', 'i32'],
    returns: 'i32'
  },
  process_data: {
    args: ['buffer', 'size_t'],
    returns: 'void'
  }
};

// Load the library
const lib = await core.xenon.load('path/to/library.so', symbols);

// Call native functions
const sum = lib.symbols.add(10, 20);
console.log(`Sum from C: ${sum}`);

3. Safe Buffer Handling

Xenon manages memory safely, ensuring that buffers passed to native code are valid and correctly sized.

import { createOwnedBuffer } from '@gravito/xenon';

const buffer = createOwnedBuffer(1024);
lib.symbols.process_data(buffer.ptr, buffer.size);

// Xenon tracks ownership and ensures safety

🌌 Role in Galaxy Architecture

In the Gravito Galaxy Architecture, Xenon acts as the Native Bridge.

  • Performance Satellites: Satellites that require extreme computational power (e.g., Image Processing, Cryptography, AI Inference) use Xenon to delegate tasks to native code.
  • System Integration: Provides a secure way for Orbits to interact with OS-level APIs that are not exposed by the Bun runtime.
graph LR
    S[Satellite] -->|Call| X[Xenon Orbit]
    X -->|Safety Check| TG[Type Guard]
    TG -->|Execute| Native[Native Lib: Rust/C++]
    Native -->|Result| X
    X -->|Return| S

📚 Documentation

📄 License

MIT © Carl Lee