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bun-minhook

v0.1.0

Published

MinHook-style trampoline/detour function hooking for Bun. Unlike nhook (no allocation, 2-byte inline patch), this builds a real relocated trampoline and installs a 5-byte JMP detour, with the detour itself supplied as caller-provided machineCode for cross

Readme

bun-minhook

A cross-process MinHook-style hooking engine. It builds a real relocated trampoline buffer and installs a 5-byte relative jmp detour. It works over any IMemoryAccessor, enabling hooking in both local and remote processes.

Installation

bun add bun-minhook

Quick Start

import { MinHook } from 'bun-minhook';
import { IndirectNThreadHostAccessor } from 'bun-nthread';
import { Kernel32Impl } from 'bun-winapi';

// Target process setup
const memory = new IndirectNThreadHostAccessor(pid, threadId);
const minhook = new MinHook(pid);

// 1. Create hook (allocates and builds the trampoline; target function is untouched)
const hook = await minhook.create(memory, targetFn);

// 2. Enable hook (detour function is loaded as detour)
// Supports automatic far-detour relaying if the detour is outside rel32 reach
await hook.enable(Kernel32Impl.GetCurrentThreadId);

// 3. Disable and destroy
await hook.disable(); // Restores original bytes at the target
await hook.destroy(); // Frees the remote trampoline

Features

  • Relocated Trampoline Generation: Disassembles target instructions using Capstone and relocates RIP-relative operands (e.g. jmp, call, mov rip+offset) so they execute correctly inside the trampoline.
  • Far-Detour Relay (Gateway): Transparently injects a 14-byte absolute jump relay near the target if the detour resides outside the 2GB relative branch range (ideal for hooking remote DLL exports).
  • Accessor-Agnostic: Operates on any implementation of IMemoryAccessor, including local processes, remote thread-redirected threads, or named pipe loops.