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@ramunejs/cli

v0.20.0

Published

A JS/TS runtime with soundness-gated AOT native compilation. Workers-style self-hosting, Node/Bun API compat, embeddable in Go. CLI distribution.

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Keywords

javascripttypescriptruntimecliworkerscloudflare-workersjavascriptcorequickjs

Readme

@ramunejs/cli

A JS/TS runtime with soundness-gated AOT native compilation. Embeddable in Go, self-hostable as Cloudflare Workers-style handlers. This package ships the Ramune CLI via npm.

Project homepage: https://github.com/i2y/ramune

Install

npm install -g @ramunejs/cli

The correct platform-specific binary is installed automatically via optionalDependencies.

Supported platforms

| Platform | Engine | | ------------- | --------------------- | | macOS arm64 | JavaScriptCore (JIT) | | Linux x64 | QuickJS-NG on wazero | | Linux arm64 | QuickJS-NG on wazero | | Windows x64 | QuickJS-NG on wazero | | Windows arm64 | QuickJS-NG on wazero |

Linux and Windows binaries use the pure-Go QuickJS-NG backend (zero host dependencies). For JavaScriptCore (JIT) throughput on Linux, install from source instead:

sudo apt install libjavascriptcoregtk-4.1-dev
go install github.com/i2y/ramune/cmd/ramune@latest

macOS: JIT entitlement

JavaScriptCore's JIT requires the com.apple.security.cs.allow-jit entitlement. Binaries published here are ad-hoc code-signed with this entitlement in CI, so ramune run should work out of the box.

If you ever see failed to allocate executable memory or a similar JIT error, re-sign the local binary:

ramune setup-jit

Usage

ramune run script.ts
ramune serve worker.ts
ramune eval "1 + 1"
ramune repl
ramune --help

See the main project README for the full command list, Workers-style API, Node/Bun compatibility notes, and embeddable-engine docs.

License

MIT