API Script Reference

Script API Reference

Applies to AuroraScript.JIT 4.0.0.

API Reference · Language Guide

Every entry below links to a dedicated page for a single object rather than to a section of a summary article. Each page documents the object's constructor, static members, and instance members with parameters, return values, boundary behavior, and a minimal AuroraScript example.

On This Page

• Core Values and Objects
• Typed Arrays
• Collections, Text, and Paths
• Serialization and Typed Documents
• Runtime and Utilities

Core Values and Objects

Object	Purpose
Object	Object creation, comparison, and copying.
Array	Growable general-purpose array.
String	Text conversion and processing.
Number	Numeric conversion, constants, and parsing.
Boolean	Boolean conversion and constants.
Date	Date and time value.
Error	Script error value.

Typed Arrays

Typed arrays are fixed-length, packed arrays whose element type is chosen at construction. They trade the flexibility of Array for compact storage and predictable numeric behavior.

Signed integer elements:

Object	Element type
Int8Array	Signed 8-bit integer.
Int16Array	Signed 16-bit integer.
Int32Array	Signed 32-bit integer.
Int64Array	Signed 64-bit integer.

Unsigned integer elements:

Object	Element type
UInt8Array	Unsigned 8-bit integer.
UInt16Array	Unsigned 16-bit integer.
UInt32Array	Unsigned 32-bit integer.
UInt64Array	Unsigned 64-bit integer.

Other element types:

Object	Element type
Float64Array	Double-precision floating-point number.
BooleanArray	Boolean.

Collections, Text, and Paths

Object	Purpose
HashMap	Key-value collection.
StringBuffer	Incremental string construction.
Regex	Regular-expression value.
Path	Protocol-aware path value.

Serialization and Typed Documents

Object	Purpose
JSON	JSON parsing and serialization.
TDoc	Typed document reading and writing; see the TDoc format for the text syntax.

Runtime and Utilities

Object	Purpose
Math	Mathematical constants and functions.
console	Output and named timing.
Proxy	Dynamic object-access interception.
HotPatch	Runtime module updates.
global	Global execution object for the current ScriptDomain.
$state and $args	Compiler-provided context values rather than constructors.

Notes

• Type names, member names, and code identifiers are written exactly as the runtime exposes them, so examples can be copied without edits.
• AuroraScript is not an ECMAScript implementation: only the members documented here are guaranteed to exist, regardless of what a JavaScript engine would provide.
• Hosts can add or restrict globals; see Host Integration for how the global object is populated.