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@questpie/sandbox

v3.16.0

Published

Hardened sandboxed code execution for QUESTPIE executor workloads. The package ships the HTTP adapter used by a QUESTPIE app and the Deno supervisor source that executes untrusted code in a separate process with capability-scoped network, import, file, an

Readme

@questpie/sandbox

Hardened sandboxed code execution for QUESTPIE executor workloads. The package ships the HTTP adapter used by a QUESTPIE app and the Deno supervisor source that executes untrusted code in a separate process with capability-scoped network, import, file, and app bindings.

Features

  • HTTP executor adapter - connect ctx.executor.run() to a standalone sandbox service.
  • Deno supervisor - run guest code outside the main Bun/Node app process.
  • Capability-scoped bindings - expose only declared collections, stores, files, and fetch access.
  • SSRF protection - validate literal IPs, DNS rebinding, redirects, and private/metadata ranges.
  • Network isolation support - Linux network namespace/firewall planning for defense in depth.
  • Structured failures - timeouts, non-JSON responses, and network failures return predictable results.

Installation

bun add @questpie/sandbox

Configure The Adapter

// config/app.ts
import { httpSandboxAdapter } from "@questpie/sandbox/adapter";
import { appConfig } from "questpie";

export default appConfig({
	executor: {
		sandboxed: httpSandboxAdapter({
			url: process.env.SANDBOX_URL,
		}),
	},
});

Guest bindings require a host-side broker route in the app or control-plane layer. Compute-only sandboxed execution only needs the adapter above.

Run The Supervisor

The Deno supervisor source is published with the package:

deno run --allow-net --allow-env --allow-run --allow-read --allow-write=$TMPDIR \
	node_modules/@questpie/sandbox/src/sandbox-server.ts

Set SANDBOX_URL in the app to the supervisor URL.

Exports

| Entry Point | Purpose | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | | @questpie/sandbox | Adapter, validation, and binding utilities | | @questpie/sandbox/adapter | httpSandboxAdapter() only |

License

MIT