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@masknet/compartment

v0.6.0

Published

> 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!

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@masknet/compartment

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:

Assumptions and runtime requirements

  1. The environment is already lockdown() by ses.
  2. Dynamic code execution (eval and Function) is not possible.
  3. Code executed are either trusted or precompiled into a Virtual Module Source by a compiler like @masknet/static-module-record-swc.
  4. ECMAScript 2022 syntax is available.

APIs

ModuleSource constructor

Implements 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 constructor

Implements 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 function

This function is a user-land dynamic import that accepts Module instances.

This function does not accept strings as dynamic import does.

Evaluators constructor

This 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 function

This 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]