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CapivaraBR - Creating your own JavaScript runtime tutorial

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Overview

CapivaraBR is a JavaScript runtime built on top of V8 Javascript Engine and Libuv

About

Welcome, this repo is part of my youtube video about Recreating the Node.js project from Scratch using V8, Libuv and C++

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Running

  • In the GitPod env you can run the hello world example by running the executable ./start.sh script.

Notes

  • It comes with live reload enabled for C++ and JS files using nodemon

  • It comes with a simple Print function, a custom C++ function used as a console.log function

  • The ./start.sh script generates a binary called capivara.

    • It works similarly to how Node.js works.
      • By running capivara index.js it will read the JavaScript content from the file and use V8 to interpret it nd libuv to wait for async events.
  • Project uses V8 v10.7.0

  • Project uses Libuv v1.x

  • All other dependencies are listed on scripts folder.

Examples

I left some file exmaples on examples folder in case you wanna check out how to create uv timers, uv threads, native cpp threads or the v8 custom print function.

Running the examples

  • You can compile and execute examples by simply executing
make example-without-extension

For example executing the v8-print-hello.cpp:

make v8-print-hello
# Hello, World!...

Compiling binaries for other platforms

if you wanna compile binaries it by yourself, I left some scripts in case you wanna compile all binaries by yourself

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Bun? Deno? Node.js? Creating your own JavaScript Runtime using V8, Libuv and more

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