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harmonize

v2.0.0

Published

Enables --harmony flags programmatically.

Downloads

10,177

Readme

harmonize

Enables harmony features programmatically.

Usage

Enabling just the --harmony flag:

require("harmonize")();

Enabling specific features:

require("harmonize")([
    "harmony",
    "harmony_sharedarraybuffer"
]);

Note that unsupported flags are simply ignored.

How it works

var harmonize = require("harmonize");
// ^ Transparently spawns another node process with --v8-options and
//   parses enabled and supported harmony flags. You can also inspect
//   these: console.log(harmonize.enabled, harmonize.supported);

harmonize([ "harmony", ... ]);
// ^ Interrupts process flow within the parent and starts a new process
//   with the harmony flags you provided.

// Everything below is executed within the harmonized child only.

Quirks

While no code below the call to harmonize() is executed within the parent, it must still be parseable without any additional flags.

For example, if you are enabling generators which aren't supported by your node version without the respective flag, using generators syntax within the main file will result in a parse error. In such cases, just move code that requires a flag into a separate file and require it instead, which will prevent the parse error.

License: BSD 3-Clause License